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Add the marks of every subject, divide by the maximum total and multiply by 100 — that is your percentage. Enter the marks of each subject (blank rows are ignored) and the maximum marks per subject, usually 100.
For CBSE Class 10 and 12, most admissions use the best five subjects: enter only those five to get the "best of five" percentage.
| Subject 1 marks | 86 |
| Subject 2 marks | 78 |
| Subject 3 marks | 92 |
| Subject 4 marks | 71 |
| Subject 5 marks | 88 |
| Maximum marks per subject | 100 |
| Percentage | 83% |
| Total marks obtained | 415 |
| Maximum total marks | 500 |
| Subjects counted | 5 |
| Equivalent CGPA (÷ 9.5) | 8.74 |
415 ÷ 500 × 100 = 83%.
Try this example →Divide your total marks by the maximum total and multiply by 100. 415 out of 500 = 415 ÷ 500 × 100 = 83%.
Take your best four subjects plus English (or as your admission rules say), add their marks and divide by 5.
Divide by 9.5 for a CBSE-style CGPA. 83% ÷ 9.5 = 8.74.