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Understanding the 9.5 Formula
For the 2024-25 academic session, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) maintains the 9.5 multiplier to convert CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) into a percentage. This multiplier was derived by analyzing the mean of the marks within specific grade brackets.
While individual subjects are graded on a scale of 0 to 10, the final percentage is often required for college admissions, scholarship applications, and competitive exam registrations.
Official Grade Conversion Chart
10.0 CGPA
95.0%
A1
9.0 CGPA
85.5%
A2
8.0 CGPA
76.0%
B1
7.0 CGPA
66.5%
B2
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use 9.5 and not 10?
CBSE standardized 9.5 because the average score for the highest grade (A1: 91-100) is 95. Multiplying 10 CGPA by 9.5 yields 95%, aligning with the board's statistical mean.
Is this calculator for Class 10 or 12?
This formula is the universal CBSE standard for both Secondary (Class 10) and Senior Secondary (Class 12) students where CGPA/Grade points are used.
How is 'Distinction' defined?
A student securing 75% and above (approx 7.9 CGPA and above) is generally classified as having passed with 'Distinction' in the Indian education system.