Black R0ck · 2026-09-07 · 1 helpful
Check back of transcript, else ask university, if still no , it's usually 9.5x
Pathange Balaji Rao · 2026-09-26 · 1 helpful
Always follow your university's official conversion formula for CGPA to percentage. If your university doesn't specify one, standard practice is dividing obtained CGPA by maximum CGPA and multiplying by 100. For final year students, calculate the aggregate of all completed semesters with available marks sheets.
You can see how graduation percentages factor into composite score calculations on https://thinkcat.in/iim-call-predictor