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Education & Exams Hub

Free calculators for grades, percentages, student loans and study planning. Grading systems differ by country and institution, so use these tools to estimate and check your own regulations.

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Start with the situation you are in. Each option below opens the calculator that fits it.

I finished one semester

SGPA Calculator

Enter each subject's grade and credits to get your semester grade point average on the 10-point scale.

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An application asks for a percentage

CGPA to Percentage Converter

Convert your CGPA using a multiplier, a custom formula or a proportion, or turn a percentage back into CGPA.

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I have marks from each exam

Percentage Calculator

Work out a percentage from one score, or combine several subjects with their own totals.

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I am planning to repay a student loan

Student Loan Calculator

See your monthly payment and total interest, and how an extra payment each month shortens the loan.

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I need to finish a book or syllabus

Pages Per Day Calculator

Set a daily target from your deadline, or find your finish date from the pace you already keep.

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Grading scales at a glance

Find the scale your results use. Then choose the calculator that matches it.

ScaleWhere you see itCalculatorGood to know
10-point grade pointsMany universities list grades such as O, A+, A and B+ with points out of 10.SGPA CalculatorEdit the grade-point table to match your regulations before you rely on the result.
9.5 multiplier on a 10-point CGPAA widely used factor for converting a 10-point CGPA into a percentage, for example by CBSE.CGPA to Percentage ConverterUse the "Multiply by a factor" method. Many universities publish their own formula instead.
Custom university formulaSome universities publish a formula of the form (CGPA - a) x b with their own values.CGPA to Percentage ConverterUse the "Custom formula" method and enter the values from your institution.
4.0 or 5.0 GPA scaleCommon in the United States and some other systems. There is no single official percentage conversion.CGPA to Percentage ConverterThe proportion method gives a rough estimate only. Use the method your receiving organisation specifies.
Exam marks out of a totalMarks such as 432 out of 600, or several subjects with different totals.Percentage CalculatorQuick-fill buttons cover common totals such as 100, 500, 600 and 1100.

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All results are estimates for planning. Check your university or board's official regulations before using a figure in an application, and confirm loan terms with your lender.