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Calculate your GPA, convert grades, and plan what comes next. Find the right tool for your university and grading scheme.
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Plan your next semester
Preloaded subjects, required exam marks, attendance schedules and grade scenarios.
BCA_NEW Programme Percentage Calculator
Load IGNOU BCA_NEW ODL subjects and assessment weights across all six semesters.
Open toolSubject-wise Attendance Planner
Plan attendance by subject, weekly timetable, teaching dates and cancelled sessions.
Open toolSemester Performance Planner
Compare course-level grade scenarios, cumulative GPA changes and achievable semester targets.
Open toolR22 / R25 Required End-Semester Marks
Find JNTUH theory exam marks needed to pass or reach a target, including the R22 internal minimum.
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A selection of calculators for grades, percentage conversions and semester results.
Grade Card & Percentage Calculator
Convert your IGNOU grade card marks into an accurate credit weighted percentage and division.
Open toolDGPA to Percentage Converter
Convert your MAKAUT DGPA into the equivalent percentage using the official conversion rule.
Open toolAKTU SGPA Calculator
Calculate semester SGPA on the AKTU ten point grading scale from subject credits and grades.
Open toolAKTU CGPA Calculator
Calculate cumulative CGPA across all semesters on the AKTU ten point grading scale.
Open toolCircular 332-2020 Percentage Converter
Convert SPPU grade points and CGPA into percentage using the official Circular 332-2020 slabs.
Open toolMAKAUT CGPA to Percentage Converter
Convert your MAKAUT cumulative CGPA into equivalent percentage using the official formula.
Open toolUnderstand the answer
The rule matters as much as the result.
Universities use different scales, weightings and regulations. Our tools show their workings so you can check the answer against the scheme on your marksheet.
Explore grading rules and sourcesWorked example · MAKAUT DGPA conversion
For the listed DGPA conversion rule
(8.42 − 0.75) × 10 = 76.70%
Check that the rule applies to your program and regulation before using the answer.
Open the DGPA converterHow it works
From marksheet to a clearer answer.
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Choose your university, tool and the grading scheme on your marksheet.
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Enter your marks, grades or credits in the labeled fields.
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Review the result, its workings and the published rule before using it.
Common questions
Answers students search for before a result or admission deadline
Short, rule backed answers to the questions that come up most around grade card season.
How do I convert SGPA to percentage?
Apply the formula your university publishes, not a generic one. AKTU uses (CGPA x 10) - 7.5, MAKAUT uses (DGPA - 0.75) x 10, Anna University uses CGPA x 10, Delhi University uses CGPA x 9.5, GTU & KTU & JNTU & Calicut use (CGPA - 0.5) x 10, and RGPV uses CGPA x 10. Pick your university on ExamMint Academic and the correct rule is applied for you.
Is there one common SGPA to percentage formula for all Indian universities?
No. The multiplier and the deduction differ by university and sometimes by faculty. Mumbai University alone uses (7.1 x CGPI) + 11 for engineering and (CGPI - 0.75) x 10 for several other faculties, so using a single formula everywhere produces a percentage that will not match your transcript.
How is SGPA calculated from credits and grade points?
SGPA is the credit weighted average of a semester: multiply each course grade point by that course's credits, add the products, then divide by the total credits of the semester. CGPA repeats the same calculation across all semesters completed so far.
Are these calculators free and do they store my marks?
Every calculator is free, needs no sign up and runs in your browser. The figures you enter are used to produce the result on screen and nothing about your grade card has to leave your device.
How accurate are the results compared with my official marksheet?
Each tool encodes the published ordinance, circular or regulation of the university, and every page links to that source document so you can verify the number yourself. Universities do revise their rules, so always confirm against the latest notification before using a value on an official form.
Which universities does ExamMint Academic support?
IGNOU, MAKAUT, AKTU, SPPU, VTU, Anna University, Mumbai University, Delhi University, GTU, KTU, JNTUH, JNTUK, JNTUA, RGPV, and Calicut University each have dedicated rule books and tool sets, plus common calculators for attendance, target CGPA, backlog impact and reverse percentage conversions.