Percentage Converter

Enter Your Semester GPA & Credits

Add each semester GPA & credits

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Equivalent Percentage

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You can quickly change your percentage grades to the US 4.0 GPA scale. Great for international students who want to go to college, university, or graduate school in the US. Get the right GPA calculations for the Common App, Coalition App, and graduate school applications that are the same as those in the US.

Type in your semester GPA and credits.

Add up the GPA and credits for each semester.

CGPA Calculator

How to Use the CGPA and Percentage Calculator

You can quickly change your CGPA to a percentage or a percentage to a CGPA with this tool. You can use our free conversion tool to change grades from any grading scale used around the world. This is useful if you’re applying to colleges, scholarships, or just want to understand your grades better.

Three Easy Steps to Change Your Grades

Our easy-to-use calculator will change your grades to the right ones in just a few seconds.

Pick the type of conversion

  • Then, from the drop-down menu, pick either CGPA to Percentage or Percentage to CGPA.

Enter the Credits for Your Semester

  • Now type in your CGPA or percentage. Make sure you enter valid values.

Find out what you got

  • Choose a grading scale from your university (4.0, 5.0, 7.0, 10.0, 12.0, or 20.0) or use Custom Scale if your university has a different highest possible grade point.

Students from the US, Canada, Australia, Pakistan, India, and any other country in the world can use the calculator.

Common Grading Scales Around the world

Different countries have different ways of grading. Pick the one that works with your university system:

Grading Scales That Are Used Around the World

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United States:
4.0 scale
Canada:
4.0 / Scale
Pakistan:
4.0 scale
India:
10.0 Scale
Australia:
7.0 scale
Germany:
5.0 scale
Bangladesh:
4.0 / 5.0 scale
Malaysia:
4.0 scale

Can’t find your scale? Choose “Custom Scale” and type in the highest grade point your university will accept.

Why do you need to change grades?

It is important to be able to change between CGPA and percentage for many academic and professional opportunities:

Applications to College

When applying to international universities, you often need to use certain grade formats.

Applications for Scholarships

Some merit-based scholarships may have minimum CGPA or percentage requirements.

Go to School Abroad

Countries use different systems to grade students.

Applications for Jobs

Employers may ask for grades in certain formats when hiring.

Common Grade Changes

Here are some grade conversions that people often look up to give you an idea:

US System (4.0 Scale to Percentage)

  • 3.7 GPA =
  • 3.5 GPA =
  • 3.0 GPA =
  • 92.5%
  • 87.5%
  • 75%

Pakistan System (4.0 Scale to Percent)

  • 8.5 CGPA
  • 7.5 CGPA
  • 9.0 CGPA
  • 85.0%
  • 75.0%
  • 90.0%

Advice on How to Use Grade Conversions

Check your scale again to make sure you're using the right one for your school.

Keep the original transcripts. Always send in official documents along with the grades you changed.

Check with the schools—some colleges have their own ways of converting.

Round correctly: Make sure that applications need rounded or exact decimal values.

Percentage to CGPA Converter: Common Questions (FAQs)

The average SGPA over all semesters is equal to the CGPA divided by the number of semesters.

The full math equation is: Percentage = 9.5 100 CGPA.

To calculate CGPA, divide the total number of marks by the maximum number of marks and then multiply. 4.
To find the average grade point, multiply the grade points by the course credits, add them all up, and then divide by the total credits.
GPA shows how well you did in one semester, while CGPA shows how well you did in all semesters.
When figuring out your CGPA, courses with more credit hours count more.

No, different schools may use different scales to convert.

Because there is no standardization and different ways of grading.
Put time management first, ask for help when you need it, stay organized, and work on your weak spots.