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📘 About the MAKAUT DGPA to %
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal (MAKAUT, formerly WBUT) publishes its conversion as a table: DGPA 6.25 = 55%, 6.75 = 60%, 7.25 = 65%, 7.75 = 70% and 8.25 = 75%.
Every point in that table follows percentage = (DGPA − 0.75) × 10, which this calculator uses for any DGPA, YGPA or SGPA.
🧮 Formula
Always check the formula printed on the back of your own marksheet or transcript: if it differs, the marksheet wins.
✏️ Worked examples
DGPA 8.25
You get| Percentage | 75% |
| DGPA needed for 60% (First Class) | 6.75 |
(8.25 − 0.75) × 10 = 75%, as in the official table.
Try this example →DGPA 7.9
You get| Percentage | 71.5% |
| DGPA needed for 60% (First Class) | 6.75 |
(7.9 − 0.75) × 10 = 71.5%.
Try this example →🧭 How to use this calculator
What you get
- Percentage
- DGPA needed for 60% (First Class)
💡 How to use it
- Enter your DGPA exactly as printed on your grade card (for example 8.27).
- The percentage appears instantly. The second figure shows the DGPA you need for 60% (First Class).
💡 Before you use the percentage
- Always check the formula printed on the back of your own marksheet or transcript: if it differs, the marksheet wins.
- Some employers and universities abroad ask for a conversion certificate from the university; the formula here is the one used in those certificates.
❓ Frequently asked questions
How do I convert MAKAUT DGPA to percentage?
Percentage = (DGPA − 0.75) × 10. A DGPA of 7.75 is 70%.
What is DGPA?
Degree Grade Point Average: MAKAUT's final weighted average over all years of the degree. YGPA is the yearly average and SGPA the semester average.
What percentage is first class?
In most Indian universities 60% and above is First Class, 70% or 75% and above is First Class with Distinction, 50–59% is Second Class and 40–49% is Pass Class. Check your university's ordinance for the exact cut-offs.