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CGPA to Percentage for SPPU Pune University (× 8.9)

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The short answer

Savitribai Phule Pune University's conversion document says percentage of marks = CGPA × 8.9. A CGPA of 7.5 gives 66.75 percent. Its class table starts first class with distinction at a CGPA of 7.42 (66 percent). Some newer NEP-pattern programmes publish a different table, so check your own syllabus.

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Grade scale

Use the one your university or employer asks for.

Percentage = CGPA × this number.

This is an estimate. Each university decides its official conversion, so ask yours for a certificate if a form needs one.

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How to: CGPA to Percentage for SPPU Pune University (× 8.9)

  1. 1Check that the tool says CGPA to percentage and 'my university', with 8.9 as the multiplier.
  2. 2Type your CGPA, for example 7.5.
  3. 3Read the percentage under the box.
  4. 4If your programme follows a newer pattern, compare with the table in your syllabus.

At a glance

Formula
Percentage of marks = CGPA × 8.9
Example
7.5 × 8.9 = 66.75%
First class with distinction
CGPA 7.42 (66%) or more
First class
CGPA 6.75 (60%) or more, up to the distinction mark
Read from
SPPU 'Conversion from CGPA to percentage' document of 22 Aug 2022 (exam.unipune.ac.in), read on 28 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

Is the SPPU multiplier 8.9 for every programme?

The document gives 8.9. Some syllabi for newer NEP-pattern programmes use a table with different steps, such as one that adds 20 to five times the CGPA for part of the range. Follow the rule printed in your own syllabus.

What CGPA is first class with distinction at SPPU?

The document lists a CGPA of 7.42, which it equates to 66 percent, or more as first class with distinction.

Why is the SPPU number lower than the CBSE 9.5?

Each university sets its own grade scale and its own conversion. CBSE's 9.5 is for school results, while this one is the university's rule for its own degrees, so use the one for your institution.

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