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CGPA Conversion Certificate
A conversion certificate is an official letter from your university that states your CGPA and its equivalent percentage, using the university's own rule. Employers, foreign universities and government offices accept it because it removes any doubt about the formula.
When you need one
- A job or admission form asks for percentage and your marksheet shows only CGPA.
- A background verification company asks how your percentage was calculated.
- A foreign university or evaluator asks for your university's grading and conversion rule.
How to apply
- Check your university's student portal or exam section for "conversion certificate", "equivalence certificate" or "percentage certificate".
- Keep copies of all semester marksheets and your final grade card ready.
- Pay the fee if there is one, and submit the form online or at the exam section.
- Ask for a sealed or digitally signed copy if you are applying abroad.
💡 Before you apply, calculate your percentage with your university's rule on our university pages, so you can spot mistakes on the certificate.
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Last updated: November 2026