Hello, I hope you're all doing well. I have a question regarding the conversion of CGPA grades to the percentage scale, and I'm seeking some advice or insights from those who are familiar with the process. I recently completed my studies, and my academic performance was measured using the CGPA system. However, I need to provide my grades in the percentage format for certain job applications. Unfortunately, I am unsure about the conversion formula or how to accurately represent my CGPA as a percentage.

jackaustin631:
Hello, I hope you're all doing well. I have a question regarding the conversion of CGPA grades to the percentage scale, and I'm seeking some advice or insights from those who are familiar with the process. I recently completed my studies, and my academic performance was measured using the Convert CGPA grades to percentage scale. However, I need to provide my grades in the percentage format for certain job applications. Unfortunately, I am unsure about the conversion formula or how to accurately represent my CGPA as a percentage.

If anyone has experience with this or can provide some guidance, I would greatly appreciate it.

OK.

jackaustin631:

If anyone has experience with this or can provide some guidance, I would greatly appreciate it.

Mayb u should calculate %age backwards...

Lets assume Ur CGPA for example =4.4

Total scale used in ur school: most school use 5.0 ...some use 7.0 ....lets use 5.0 as total scale

So what u want to get is ...what percentage of 5.0 equals ur 4.4 cgpa

So let the % we are looking for be =X

X/100 multiplied by 5.0 = 4.4

X × 5.0 = 4.4 × 100

X= 440/5.0

X= 88%