CollegeGPA is a student-led project built to take the guesswork out of academic calculations. What started with a single CGPA-to-percentage calculator for Indian university students is growing into a network of free, country-specific academic tools — and this blog is the central hub that connects all of them.<\/p>\n\n
CollegeGPA was founded by Sagnik J., a finance graduate from India, out of a simple frustration: official CGPA-to-percentage and GPA conversion rules are scattered across PDFs, circulars, and forum posts, and most existing calculators online don’t bother citing where their formula actually comes from.<\/p>\n
We’re not a university, an accreditation body, or an admissions consultancy. We’re a small, independent team building tools we wished existed when we were students ourselves.<\/p>\n\n
CollegeGPA runs a network of free academic calculators — CGPA, GPA, SGPA, CPI, and percentage converters — built around the specific grading systems used by individual universities and national grading conventions, rather than one generic formula applied everywhere.<\/p>\n
Before we publish a calculator, we try to trace the formula back to a primary source — an official university circular, a regulatory notification, or a published grading policy — rather than copying whatever number is already floating around the internet. Where a formula can only be confirmed through a secondary source, or where a classification depends on conditions we can’t verify programmatically (like first-appearance rules for a distinction grade), we say so directly on the page instead of quietly guessing.<\/p>\n
That said, grading regulations change, and every institution has the final word on your official record. Our tools are built to give you a fast, well-sourced estimate — not a replacement for your official transcript or your university’s examination department. See our Disclaimer<\/a> for more on this.<\/p>\n\n Spotted an outdated formula, a broken calculator, or a university we should add?<\/strong> We’d genuinely like to know. Reach out any time — corrections and requests directly shape what we build next.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat we believe<\/h2>\n
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