Amity CGPA to Percentage Calculator

Amity University uses the formula: Percentage = CGPA × 10. For example, a CGPA of 8.5 equals 85.00%.

Amity uses a 10-point grading scale. The highest grade is O (90-100 marks, 10 grade points) and the lowest passing grade is D.

This formula is based on Amity University examination regulations (per-campus PDFs on amity.edu, e.g. amity.edu/mumbai/pdf/aum-exam-rules-regulations.pdf and amity.edu/gurugram/pdf/exam_regulationsmodified.pdf); Amity publishes no separate public CGPA-to-percentage notice, so Percentage = CGPA × 10 reflects the convention Amity's placement cell and recruiters apply. Classification cutoffs taken from the same examination regulations. Amity sets one of the strictest classification bars among Indian universities: Distinction at CGPA 8.5 (= 85%), First Class at 6.5 (= 65%), Second Class at 6.0 (= 60%). The minimum CGPA for the degree to be awarded is therefore higher than at most public universities — below CGPA 6.0 the candidate is not classified. For official purposes, always verify with your college's examination department.

First Class with Distinction at Amity University requires a final CGPA of 8.50 or higher (equivalent to 85% via the official Percentage = CGPA × 10 formula) — Amity's Distinction bar is one full percentage band stricter than the conventional Indian 75% threshold and ten points higher than Anna University's. First Class needs a CGPA of 6.50 or higher (65%); Second Class is the 6.00–6.49 band. Below CGPA 6.00 the degree is not awarded under the standard regulation — Amity's classification floor sits where many public universities place their Second Class. The regulation does not condition any classification on a first-appearance pass, but the high CGPA floor effectively forces students to clear most courses on schedule to graduate.

Yes. GradeKar generates a clean, printable Amity CGPA-to-percentage conversion certificate (PDF) using the official Amity University formula — it states your CGPA, the equivalent percentage, and cites the source regulation, ready to attach to job forms, PSU applications, transcripts, and abroad paperwork. It is a self-generated document (formula-based), not a university-issued certificate; for an officially stamped copy, request one from your examination department.