- Full name
- Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University (SGT University)
- Location
- Gurugram, Haryana
- Type
- Private State University
SGT University grading, CGPA and attendance rules
CGPA to percentage
The official formula is Percentage of marks = CGPA x 10 ('the multiplication factor') (All programmes (Examination Manual ch. 26; also University Common Course Ordinance 2019-20)).
Source: official document.
Attendance rule
Minimum attendance: 75%. CONFIRMED 75%: a student needs at least 75% attendance in each theory and practical subject (or the regulatory body's own criterion, if any) to sit the End Term exam. The Dean/Director/Principal may condone a shortage of up to 5% in exceptional cases. Attendance credit can also be given for blood donation, re-appear/supplementary exam days, up to 21 days for university/inter-collegiate sports, youth festival, NCC/NSS camps etc., and up to 30 days for inter-university events (with prior approval). Students detained for short attendance must attend make-up classes before taking the subject's exam in a later semester. The 2019-20 Common Course Ordinance additionally lets the Vice-Chancellor condone a further 5% in extreme emergencies.
Source: official document.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I convert CGPA to percentage at SGT University?
The official SGT University formula is Percentage of marks = CGPA x 10 ('the multiplication factor'). Always use the formula printed on your own marksheet or ordinance if it differs.
What is the minimum attendance at SGT University?
The SGT University rule sets 75% as the minimum attendance. CONFIRMED 75%: a student needs at least 75% attendance in each theory and practical subject (or the regulatory body's own criterion, if any) to sit the End Term exam. The Dean/Director/Principal may condone a shortage of up to 5% in exceptional cases. Attendance credit can also be given for blood donation, re-appear/supplementary exam days, up to 21 days for university/inter-collegiate sports, youth festival, NCC/NSS camps etc., and up to 30 days for inter-university events (with prior approval). Students detained for short attendance must attend make-up classes before taking the subject's exam in a later semester. The 2019-20 Common Course Ordinance additionally lets the Vice-Chancellor condone a further 5% in extreme emergencies.
Is this page official SGT University information?
No. This is an independent Uncodemy page for SGT University students. Numbers come from public NIRF files and official university documents, each linked as the source. Check your college notice board and official website for the latest rules.