DU CGPA Converter
Convert your CGPA to Percentage instantly.
For students graduating from the University of Delhi (DU), converting your final CGPA is a major part of post-graduation administrative work. DU follows a 10-point scale under the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) and the newer National Education Policy (NEP).
DU Official Formulas
The multiplier for Delhi University changed recently. It is essential to choose the formula based on your graduation cycle:
- For Graduates of 2022-2023 and onwards: Percentage = CGPA multiplied by 10.0
- For Graduates before 2022-2023:Percentage = CGPA multiplied by 9.5
DU Division Classification Table
Once you have calculated your percentage, you can determine your academic division as per DU standards:
| Division | Percentage Required |
| First Class with Distinction | 75% or Above |
| First Division | 60% to 74.99% |
| Second Division | 50% to 59.99% |
| Third Division / Pass | 40% to 49.99% |
Important Notes for DU Students
- Transcript Records: The university typically does not print the percentage on your official marksheet. It only prints the formula. You must perform the conversion yourself for external forms.
- SGPA vs CGPA: Your SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average) represents performance in a single semester. For your final percentage, you must use the Grand CGPA calculated across all semesters.
- Maximum Percentage: Because the CGPA is capped at 10.0, the maximum possible percentage in the old scheme is 95%, while in the new scheme, it can reach 100%.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Does SOL use the same formula as DU Regular?
Yes, students of the School of Open Learning (SOL) and NCWEB follow the same conversion ordinances as regular college students.
Why did the formula change from 9.5 to 10?
The university updated the multiplier to 10.0 for batches graduating under the 2022-23 academic session and onwards to align with global standards and simplify the calculation for students.
Is 7.5 CGPA considered “First Division”?
Yes. Using the new multiplier (7.5 x 10 = 75%), a 7.5 CGPA qualifies for First Division with Distinction. Under the old 9.5 multiplier, it equals 71.25%, which is a solid First Division score.
Where can I find my Grand CGPA?
Your final year combined marksheet (Semester 6 or Semester 8) will list your Cumulative Grade Point Average at the bottom.