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Many students in India face confusion while converting their CGPA to percentage because every university follows a different grading system. While some institutions use the simple “CGPA × 10” method, others have their own custom formulas. This creates difficulty when filling job applications, higher-education forms, scholarship applications, and visa documents that require marks in percentage. This 2026 guide explains the official CGPA to Percentage rules followed by major Indian universities, along with a general formula, examples, and frequently asked questions. •What is CGPA? CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is a grading system used by schools, colleges, and universities to evaluate a student’s overall academic performance. It is usually calculated on a 10-point scale, where each grade corresponds to a specific grade point. A higher CGPA indicates better academic performance, but many companies and government forms still prefer percentage, which is why conversion becomes essent...