Formula: SGPA = (Marks ÷ Total × 100) ÷ Divisor
📐 Formula
SGPA = (Marks / Total × 100) ÷ Divisor- Enter the marks you obtained in the semester.
- Enter the total possible marks.
- Select the divisor — CBSE (÷9.5) or Direct (÷10).
- The result is your SGPA on the 10-point scale.
📊 Marks to SGPA Conversion Guide
Students graded under absolute marking systems often need their semester totals expressed as a 10-point GPA equivalent — especially for exchange programmes and internship applications, where a standardised SGPA is expected instead of raw marks.
The conversion is straightforward: the tool first computes your percentage (marks obtained ÷ total marks × 100), then divides that percentage by your institution’s multiplier — 9.5 for the CBSE convention or 10 for the direct method. For example, 540 out of 600 marks is 90%, which equals 9.0 SGPA on the direct scale.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How to calculate SGPA from marks and credits?
For a whole semester, use the percentage-divisor method above; for subject-level credit weighting, use the dedicated SGPA Calculator.
Is 540/600 marks a 9.0 SGPA?
It depends on the divisor: 540/600 is 90%, which equals 9.0 on the direct 10-point scale, or 9.47 with CBSE’s 9.5 divisor.