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Abhishek Mehra

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To find the CGPA equivalent of 75% marks, we can use the common conversion formula:

CGPA = Percentage / 9.5

So, for 75% marks, CGPA = 75 / 9.5? 7.89 

Therefore, a CGPA of approximately 7.89 corresponds to 75% marks.

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Jiya Arora

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To convert SGPA to percentage, you generally need to multiply your SGPA by 10 and then subtract 7.5 from it. Hence, the SGPA to percentage conversion formula is:

Percentage = (SGPA * 10) - 7.5

However, this conversion method can vary depending on the specific university or institution's grading scale. It's always best to consult your university's guidelines or academic office for an accurate conversion formula.

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Priya Garg

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To convert CGPA to percentage, multiply your CGPA by 9.5. For example, if your CGPA at the end of a semester is 8.9474, your percentage would be 85%. This formula helps you understand your performance in terms of the traditional percentage scale.

For example, to convert a 7.6 CGPA into percentage, you must multiply the same by 9.5 as given below. 

Percentage: CGPA * 9.5 = 7.6 * 9.5 = 72.2 %

However, it must be noted that some universities also recommend multiplying the CGPA with 10.0 to get the percentage. Check out which of the above two does your university accept (either 9.5 or 10) before converting your CGPA to percentage to get

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Virajita Bisht

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If your university provide your semester results in the form of percentages, then, you need to convert the percentage of your semester results into grades to send them to your desired university abroad because universities abroad require the results of your college degree in the form of a GPA or CGPA. 

Below are the steps to convert your semester percentages to a CGPA. 

  1. Calculate the Grade Points for Each Semester: Each semester's percentage can be converted into a grade point using the university's accepted grading scale. For example, many universities may translate 90% and above marks to a 4.0 grade point on a 4.0 grading sca
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Rohini Rawat

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The relationship between CGPA and percentage can be understood by reading the conversion factor "9.5". To convert percentage to CGPA, divide percentage by 9.5 and vice-versa.

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Piyush Chatterjee

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Tasneem Hoda

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The annual tuition fees for top universities for MS in Pharmacy courses in the USA are given as follows:

Universities

1st Year Course Fee (in Lakh)

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 

INR 13.5 Lakhs 

University of Texas at Austin 

INR 22.84 Lakhs 

University of Wisconsin Madison

INR 21.51 Lakhs - INR 37.92 Lakhs 

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