MAKAUT CGPA to Percentage Calculator

MAKAUT (WBUT) CGPA to percentage calculator using the official (CGPA − 0.75) × 10 rule from MAKAUT's grade-point notice, with table and source.

Convert CGPA to percentage

By university rule • Official source linked with every result

Your CGPA (0–10)

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No rule is applied until you select a university — we never guess a formula.

What CGPA do you need for your target percentage?

Reverse of the official rule above

Enter the percentage a form, employer or admission asks for, and this works backwards through the same official rule to the CGPA you need. If the rule cannot be reversed to one exact CGPA (banded rules), it says so instead of guessing.

Target percentage (%)

Convert your makaut cgpa to percentage with the calculator above — MAKAUT is pre-selected, so just enter your CGPA. This page explains the official rule, where MAKAUT publishes it, and how to check the number yourself before you use it on any form.

The official MAKAUT rule

MAKAUT converts CGPA to percentage with Percentage = (CGPA/DGPA − 0.75) × 10. It applies to: DGPA/CGPA on the ten-point scale (MAKAUT grade-point conversion notice; COE letter COE/MAKAUT,WB/2021-22/0357). The rule is taken from MAKAUT – How to Calculate Percentage from Your Grade Point (official notice) ↗ — open that official document and you will find the same formula; we never copy conversion rules from other calculator websites.

Worked example: a CGPA of 8.20 converts to (8.20 − 0.75) × 10 = 74.50%. The calculator shows the substituted equation with every result, together with the rule's scope and a link to the official source, so an employer or admission cell can verify it the same way you can.

MAKAUT CGPA to percentage conversion table

CGPA	Percentage	Indicative class*
10.0	92.50%	First Class with Distinction
9.5	87.50%	First Class with Distinction
9.0	82.50%	First Class with Distinction
8.5	77.50%	First Class with Distinction
8.0	72.50%	First Class with Distinction
7.5	67.50%	First Class
7.0	62.50%	First Class
6.5	57.50%	Second Class
6.0	52.50%	Second Class

*Indicative class uses the common bands (70% and above: First Class with Distinction, 60%+: First Class, 50%+: Second Class, 40%+: Pass). Your university's own division rules govern your degree — check your ordinance.

Computed with MAKAUT's official rule above. If the calculator offers a scheme or batch selector, the table follows the default version — check the version note before quoting a figure.

How to convert, step by step

First, take your exact final CGPA from your consolidated grade card, without rounding it. Second, confirm the scheme, ordinance or graduation-year version that governs your batch — if this page's calculator shows a version selector, choose yours. Third, enter the CGPA above and apply the official equation exactly as written. Fourth, when you report the percentage anywhere official, name the rule beside it (for example, “as per MAKAUT – How to Calculate Percentage from Your Grade Point (official notice)”) so the figure can be checked. If you still need the CGPA itself, build it from semester SGPAs with the SGPA to CGPA calculator first. The general method is also explained in our guide on how to convert CGPA into percentage.

Good to know

MAKAUT (formerly WBUT) prints a Degree Grade Point Average (DGPA) on the final consolidated grade card, and the same conversion applies to DGPA and CGPA. MAKAUT's own grade-point table makes the rule easy to verify by hand: a grade point of 6.25 corresponds to 55%, 6.75 to 60%, 7.25 to 65% — every step of exactly 0.50 grade points adds exactly 5 percentage points, which is precisely what (grade point − 0.75) × 10 produces.

Mistakes MAKAUT students should avoid

Multiplying DGPA by 10 directly — that overstates a MAKAUT percentage by 7.5 points.
Using the CBSE × 9.5 school formula for a MAKAUT degree result.
Converting one semester's SGPA when the form asks for the final DGPA.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the MAKAUT CGPA to percentage formula?

MAKAUT uses Percentage = (CGPA/DGPA − 0.75) × 10. It applies to DGPA/CGPA on the ten-point scale (MAKAUT grade-point conversion notice; COE letter COE/MAKAUT,WB/2021-22/0357). The rule comes from MAKAUT – How to Calculate Percentage from Your Grade Point (official notice), linked from this page and from every calculator result.

How do I convert MAKAUT CGPA to percentage manually?

Take your exact final CGPA and apply the official equation. Example: CGPA 8.20 converts to (8.20 − 0.75) × 10 = 74.50%. The calculator above does the same calculation and shows the substituted formula.

Is the MAKAUT formula the same for DGPA and CGPA?

Yes. MAKAUT's conversion applies the same (grade point − 0.75) × 10 equation to the cumulative index, whether your document calls it CGPA or DGPA. A DGPA of 7.50 therefore converts to (7.50 − 0.75) × 10 = 67.50%.

Can I use a generic CGPA × 9.5 or × 10 shortcut instead?

Only if it happens to be MAKAUT's own published rule for your batch. Universities publish different conversions, and a shortcut copied from another university or a school board can misstate your percentage by several points on admission and job forms.

Where can I verify this rule myself?

In the official document linked on this page: MAKAUT – How to Calculate Percentage from Your Grade Point (official notice). If your batch's marksheet prints a different conversion, that printed rule governs your result — tell us through the Contact page and we will update this page with the official source.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-19 • Report an error • Inputs are stored only in the URL, never on a server.