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Have an inquiry, noticed a formula update from your university, or wish to request a new college? We are here to assist Indian students and academic administrators.
Purpose of MyCGPAtoPercentage
MyCGPAtoPercentage is an independent educational utility created to resolve grading ambiguity for students across Indian higher education institutions. Because universities under the University Grants Commission (UGC), AICTE, and autonomous state boards utilize varying conversion scales—ranging from simple multipliers like 9.5 or 10, to offset linear algorithms such as (CGPA − 0.75) × 10 or tiered piecewise formulas—students frequently encounter discrepancies during competitive exam submissions, campus placement drives, and postgraduate admissions. Our platform provides verified, university-specific computational tools free of charge to promote academic transparency and accuracy.
Send Us a Direct Message
Please fill out the form below. If reporting a formula discrepancy or requesting a university, please include the relevant regulation year or ordinance details.
Response Turnaround Time
24 to 48 Hours
All submissions are queued, logged, and reviewed by our editorial desk within 1-2 business days.
Operating Region
New Delhi / Pan-India Digital Operations
Operational hours: Mon – Sat, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM IST
Grievance Redressal & Formula Verification Protocol
To maintain zero-error precision across all university calculators, we welcome notifications regarding syllabus amendments, grading rule updates, or formula discrepancies from students, professors, and university examination controllers.
Prepare Verification Data
Identify your university name, department, degree program, and the specific academic regulation year (e.g., CBCS 2018 or NEP 2020).
Attach Official Proof
Include an official source link, scanned copy of the grade sheet reverse-side instructions, or an official Controller of Examinations notification.
Resolution in 24-48 Hours
Our academic editorial desk inspects the document against university gazettes, updates the formula engine, and notifies you upon deployment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you guarantee the accuracy of university CGPA to percentage formulas?
We never apply arbitrary rule-of-thumb multiplication factors. Every formula on MyCGPAtoPercentage is extracted directly from official academic regulations, university examination ordinances, or reverse-side grade card legends approved by the respective university registrar or Controller of Examinations. For example, MAKAUT and VTU use the established equation (CGPA − 0.75) × 10, Anna University implements CGPA × 10, while Mumbai University utilizes differentiated linear formulas for 7-point and 10-point scales. Whenever an institution amends its academic regulations, our team updates the database promptly.
My college or university is not listed. How can I request for it to be added?
You can easily request a new institution by selecting “Request a University” in the subject dropdown of our contact form above, or by sending an email directly to info@mycgpatopercentage.in. Please mention your university name, department, state, and attach a photo or official PDF link showing the official conversion formula printed on your grade sheet or syllabus document. Our team reviews all student submissions within 24 to 48 hours, verifies the formula against institutional records, and publishes the dedicated converter live.
Can I use the calculated percentage for government job applications (UPSC, SSC, PSU) and higher education admissions?
Yes, our calculations reflect the exact mathematical equations mandated by your university, which can be safely entered for online self-declaration on job portals (such as UPSC, SSC, banking, and state PSCs) and entrance exam portals (GATE, CAT, NIMCET). However, during physical document verification (DV), recruiting commissions and admissions committees often require an institutional proof document. In addition to our calculation summaries, you can generate a personalized verification card or obtain an official Conversion Certificate from your university registrar to support your submission.