To all the human resource personnels in the house and all those who may have an idea. Is it advisable to write your CGPA on your CV if it is 3.0 and above?

Since the interpretation of the CGPA is d grade u already state on ur CV. In my own opinion, it will makes no sense having d CGPA on d CV.

demmy55: To all the human resource personnels in the house and all those who may have an idea. Is it advisable to write your CGPA on your CV if it is 3.0 and above?

Absolutely NO...your class of degree should be the only grade stated on your cv (if need be)...if you put your CGPA, you can as well put all the grades in your WAEC

mitwitdot:
Absolutely NO...your class of degree should be the only grade stated on your cv (if need be)...if you put your CGPA, you can as well put all the grades in your WAEC

Lol

But I read something abt including ur grades on CV if u have high grades and also indicating if you came out best in anything. Dats part of the reason I'm asking.

It is good to put it only if you have a good grade; say upper credit and above

3.0 is not impressive. Besides, it falls on second class lower which most employers (if we're truthful to ourselves) don't accept. The generally acceptable grades are second class upper and first class. The only reason you should state your cgpa is when it's within d range of 4.00 and 4.49

For sm1 lyk me who finishd wth 3.48 which is still a 2.2 (0.02 less than a 2.1)! Isn't it advisable to put my 3.48 rather than just 2.2?

demmy55:

Lol

But I read something abt including ur grades on CV if u have high grades and also indicating if you came out best in anything. Dats part of the reason I'm asking.

In no way are u allowed to include ur CGPA on ur CV. Ur class division is enough. U can only include ur CGPA on ur cover letter if the company u r applying is a multinational or a company dat values very high scores eg consultancy firms.