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Definition: This calculator converts academic grades to percentages using a conversion factor.
Purpose: It helps students and educators convert between different grading systems (like CGPA to percentage).
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The grade is multiplied by a standard conversion factor to get the equivalent percentage.
Details: Different institutions use different grading systems. Conversion helps standardize academic records for applications and comparisons.
Tips: Enter your grade and the appropriate conversion factor (default 9.5 for CGPA). All values must be > 0.
Q1: What's the standard conversion factor for CGPA?
A: Most institutions use 9.5 to convert 10-point CGPA to percentage.
Q2: How do I find the right conversion factor?
A: Check your institution's grading policy or academic handbook.
Q3: Can I use this for GPA conversion?
A: Yes, but the factor may differ (often 25 for 4.0 scale GPA).
Q4: Why do different institutions use different factors?
A: Factors account for variations in grading scales and relative performance.
Q5: Is the conversion exact?
A: It provides an estimate - some institutions may use more complex formulas.