How to use the GTU CGPA to Percentage Calculator
- 1. Enter your CGPAType the CGPA from your latest GTU grade card.
- 2. Keep the ruleThe GTU rule is selected.
- 3. Read your percentageSee the percentage, a full table and common job cut-offs.
How GTU converts CGPA to percentage
Gujarat Technological University (GTU) has published this rule for as printed on GTU engineering transcripts: Percentage = (CPI − 0.5) × 10.
Worked examples with this rule: CGPA 6.5 gives 60.00%, 7.5 gives 70.00%, 8.5 gives 80.00%. The calculator above applies the same rule to your own CGPA and also shows a full table, so you can see how much each 0.5 step adds to your percentage.
Note: This rule is printed on GTU engineering transcripts. We could not confirm it for the newest batches, so check your own grade history.
Source: Scan of a GTU Degree Engineering transcript (user-uploaded on SlideShare)
GTU grading scale
GTU awards these grade points (Degree Engineering, as printed on a GTU transcript (2008-2012 batch)). Your CGPA is the credit-weighted average of them.
| Grade | Grade point | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| AA | 10 | — |
| AB | 9 | — |
| BB | 8 | — |
| BC | 7 | — |
| CC | 6 | — |
| CD | 5 | — |
| DD | 4 | — |
| FF | 0 | — |
Where you will need this percentage
Fresher drives of companies such as TCS, Wipro and Cognizant ask for 60% or an equivalent CGPA in graduation. Bank exams, government jobs and higher-study forms usually ask for a percentage too, even when your marksheet shows only CGPA. Keep the rule you used, because some forms ask for it.
Use your final CGPA for the whole degree, and the SGPA of a single semester only when a form asks for that semester. If you are still studying, most companies accept your CGPA up to the last declared result, and they check the final figure again at joining, so a backlog cleared later still matters.
More free tools for GTU students: GTU SPI Calculator, GTU Placement Eligibility Checker, GTU Attendance Calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What is the formula to convert GTU CGPA to percentage?
GTU uses Percentage = (CPI − 0.5) × 10 for as printed on GTU engineering transcripts. For example, CGPA 7.5 gives 70.00%.
What percentage is CGPA 8 in GTU?
With the GTU rule, CGPA 8 is 75.00% and CGPA 7 is 65.00%.
Is CGPA × 10 correct for GTU?
Not for GTU. Its rule gives 70.00% for CGPA 7.5, while × 10 would give 75%. Use the GTU rule on forms.
Is this tool free?
Yes. It asks for your name and WhatsApp number once, when your result is ready, and every other Uncodemy tool then opens without the form.