The formula remains the same, students from different faculties often ask whether engineering, pharmacy, MCA, MBA, or science programs use different conversion logic.
🔹 Engineering (BE / BTech – CBCS Pattern)
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Applicable batch: 2019 onwards
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Formula used:
Percentage = (CGPA − 0.75) × 10 -
Accepted by:
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IT companies
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Core engineering firms
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GATE / PSU eligibility checks
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🔹 MCA / MBA (SPPU)
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Same CBCS grading system
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Same conversion logic
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Recruiters usually accept college-issued conversion certificates or self-calculated percentages
🔹 BSc / MSc / BCA / BBA
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Uses CBCS grading
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Conversion remains unchanged
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Always check if the application asks for aggregate percentage or semester-wise
✅ Conclusion:
SPPU does not change CGPA → Percentage rules based on course. The grading scale is centralized.
CGPA to Percentage for Pass-Out Students (2015–2018 Pattern)
Students who passed out before CBCS (2019) often face confusion.
Important Clarification
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Pre-CBCS students may:
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Have different grading rules
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Require manual conversion certificates
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Many colleges still apply:
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CGPA × 9.5 or
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CGPA × 9.0
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⚠️ Action Required:
If you passed out before 2019, always:
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Refer to your marksheets
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Ask your college exam section
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Avoid using online CBCS calculators blindly
CGPA to Percentage for Government Jobs (SPPU)
Government job forms (UPSC, SSC, PSUs, State Services) typically require percentage format.
What You Should Do
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Read the job notification carefully
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Check if:
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Conversion formula is mentioned, or
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“University norms apply” is stated
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Best Practice
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Use official SPPU conversion certificate
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If not available:
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Use (CGPA − 0.75) × 10
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Mention “as per SPPU norms” if explanation is required
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🛑 Never inflate percentages — discrepancies can lead to rejection during document verification.
CGPA to Percentage for Study Abroad (USA, UK, EU)
Foreign universities often accept:
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CGPA directly, or
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Converted percentage with explanation
Recommended Approach
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Provide:
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Original SPPU marksheet
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Converted percentage
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Conversion formula explanation
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Example Statement:
“Percentage calculated as per Savitribai Phule Pune University CBCS norms: (CGPA − 0.75) × 10.”
Some universities may re-convert your CGPA internally, so accuracy and transparency are key.
Why Different Websites Show Different SPPU Percentages
This is a major SEO pain point and a common student confusion.
Reasons for Variation
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Some sites use simplified formula
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Some use range-based official equations
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Some wrongly apply CBSE × 9.5
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Some calculators are outdated (pre-2019)
How to Identify a Correct SPPU Calculator
✔ Mentions SPPU / Pune University
✔ Mentions CBCS pattern
✔ Uses (CGPA − 0.75) × 10
✔ References SPPU circular
Percentage to CGPA (Reverse Conversion – SPPU)
Sometimes applications ask for CGPA even if you have percentage.
Approximate Reverse Formula
CGPA ≈ (Percentage ÷ 10) + 0.75
Example
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Percentage = 72.5%
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CGPA ≈ 8.0
⚠️ This is approximate, not official.
Use only when no other option is provided.
Common Mistakes Students Make (Avoid These)
❌ Using CGPA × 9.5 for SPPU
❌ Mixing SGPA and CGPA
❌ Rounding CGPA incorrectly
❌ Submitting percentage without mentioning conversion method
❌ Using pre-2019 formulas for CBCS batches
Quick Conversion Table (SPPU – CBCS)
| CGPA | Percentage |
|---|---|
| 9.5 | 87.5% |
| 9.0 | 82.5% |
| 8.5 | 77.5% |
| 8.0 | 72.5% |
| 7.5 | 67.5% |
| 7.0 | 62.5% |
| 6.5 | 57.5% |
| 6.0 | 52.5% |
When You MUST Use an Official Conversion Certificate
Use official SPPU / college-issued conversion certificate if:
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Government job verification
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University admissions abroad
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Legal documentation
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Scholarship audits
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Employer explicitly demands certificate
For resumes, portals, and general applications, self-calculated percentage is acceptable.
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