MAKAUTConversion

SGPA / CGPA to Percentage Converter

Apply the official MAKAUT formula to convert any SGPA or CGPA into a certified percentage.

SGPA / CGPA to Percentage Converter

Your grade point average

Works for a single semester SGPA as well as the cumulative CGPA printed on your marksheet.

SGPA or CGPA is required.

Result

Percentage certified by MAKAUT for transcripts and applications.

About this tool

MAKAUT certifies percentages using a single subtraction and multiplication rather than a slab table. The converter applies that official formula to either a semester SGPA or the cumulative CGPA so the figure agrees with what the university would print on a transcript.

How it works

Using the SGPA / CGPA to Percentage Converter in three steps

Every step below reflects the actual calculation this tool runs, so you can check the result by hand if you need to.

  1. 1

    Enter the SGPA or CGPA printed on your MAKAUT grade sheet.

  2. 2

    The official equation subtracts 0.75 and multiplies by ten.

  3. 3

    The percentage is displayed with the equation, so it can be quoted on applications.

Official MAKAUT conversion

Percentage = (GPA - 0.75) x 10
  • The same formula applies to SGPA, YGPA and DGPA values.
  • A GPA below 0.75 would produce a negative figure, so the result is reported as zero.
  • Enter the value exactly as printed, including both decimal places.

Frequently asked questions

Why subtract 0.75 before multiplying?

The deduction accounts for the way MAKAUT maps its ten point grade scale onto a percentage range, and it is part of the official conversion.

Can I use this for a single semester?

Yes. The formula is identical for a semester SGPA and for the cumulative CGPA.

Which figure do universities ask for?

Admissions and employers normally ask for the converted percentage rather than the raw grade point average, so keep both handy.

Is the same rule used for diploma programmes?

The minus 0.75 rule applies to MAKAUT credit system programmes generally, but always confirm against the notice attached to your grade sheet.

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