Academic Planning · pattern A, Numeric fields
Maps a 10-point CGPA onto the 4.0 scale using the band correspondence evaluators typically apply, and shows the naive division alongside it so you can see how much they differ.
GPA ≈ band correspondence from a 10-point CGPA
Evaluators map band to band rather than dividing, because a 6.0 CGPA is a pass in a 10-point system and a 2.4 GPA is a warning in a 4.0 one. The two scales are not linear transforms of each other.
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No reliable single formula exists between these scales. For an application, use the receiving institution's table or a credential evaluator — not this page, and not division.
Dividing a 10-point CGPA by 2.5 assumes both scales start at zero and rise identically, but they do not. A 5.0 CGPA is a bare pass in most Indian systems, while the 2.0 GPA it converts to sits at the academic-standing boundary in the US — different meanings for the same relative position. Band mapping preserves standing; division preserves only arithmetic.
If the number is not the part you are stuck on, that is what the service is for — a specialist who explains the working, not just the answer.
Grade point values, rounding rules and academic standing thresholds are set by your institution and vary widely. Nothing here is an official record of your standing.