MAKAUT · formerly WBUT
MAKAUT CGPA to Percentage Calculator
Enter your CGPA or final DGPA. The percentage updates instantly.
Percentage = (CGPA or DGPA − 0.75) × 10
MAKAUT percentage conversion
Percentage = (CGPA or DGPA − 0.75) × 10. For example, 8.25 corresponds to 75% and 6.75 corresponds to 60%.
The official Controller of Examinations certificate publishes the same equivalence points: 6.25→55%, 6.75→60%, 7.25→65%, 7.75→70% and 8.25→75%. It also says MAKAUT does not award a class/division.
Official source: MAKAUT Controller of Examinations percentage-conversion certificate. The explicit formula is also cited to COE/MAKAUT,WB/2021-22/0357 dated 2 December 2021 in current student calculator references.
University rule notes
Use the rule for your record
Regulation scope
The cited MAKAUT Controller of Examinations certificate applies the published CGPA or DGPA conversion. Check the certificate or programme rule when your record uses a newer curriculum or another grading model.
Conversion formula
Percentage = (CGPA or DGPA − 0.75) × 10.
The official certificate also states that no class or division is awarded through this conversion. Use CGPA or final DGPA, not SGPA.
What is counted
- The final CGPA or DGPA printed under the applicable MAKAUT scheme.
- The conversion rule required by the receiving institution.
What is excluded
- A semester SGPA used as CGPA or DGPA.
- The generic CGPA × 10 or ×9.5 formula.
Worked example
A final DGPA of 8.25 gives (8.25 − 0.75) × 10 = 75.00%. A value of 6.75 gives 60.00%.
Common mistakes
- Using CGPA × 10 and ignoring the 0.75 adjustment.
- Inferring class or division from the converted percentage when the certificate says it does not award one.
Based on MAKAUT First Regulation and published grade-card model
Programmes using the cited MAKAUT grade-point model. Programme-specific and autonomous-college rules can differ.GradeCalculator.in is an independent calculator and is not affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal.
MAKAUT campus and grading coverage
These tools implement the MAKAUT grade-point scale and GPA formulas printed on university grade cards and the published university conversion rule. Programme-specific internal assessment, curriculum and autonomous-college rules are not treated as universal.