Kerala University CGPA to Percentage
The University of Kerala does not publish a CGPA/CCPA-to-percentage formula. It issues a Percentage Certificate that states the aggregate percentage of marks you obtained, on application.
“aggregate percentage of marks obtained for the CBCS/CR degree examination”
- Apply for a Percentage Certificate with the University's General Purpose Application Form.
- The certificate shows the aggregate percentage of your marks; to estimate it yourself, divide total marks obtained by total maximum marks (calculator below).
CBCS/CR degree courses and B.Tech (University orders on the Percentage Certificate).
Sources: University of Kerala, University Examinations – Issuance of Percentage Certificate to CBCS/CR Degree course – Sanctioned – Orders issued (No. M&C.I.2/1863/2018, 10.12.2018) (retrieved 3 Oct 2026); University of Kerala, University Examinations – Issuance of Percentage Certificate to B.Tech Degree Examination with fee of Rs.500/- – Sanctioned – Orders issued (No. M&C.2/1558/2012, 25.05.2012) (retrieved 3 Oct 2026); University of Kerala, Application Form (for General & Examination Purposes) with fee rates (retrieved 3 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
Percentage from your marks
Enter the total marks obtained and the maximum marks for each semester, as printed on your mark sheets.
| Semester | Marks obtained | Maximum marks | Remove |
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Questions
Is there an official Kerala University CGPA to percentage formula?
No. The University of Kerala does not publish a CGPA/CCPA-to-percentage formula. It issues a Percentage Certificate that states the aggregate percentage of marks you obtained, on application.
How do I get my percentage from Kerala University?
Apply for a Percentage Certificate with the University's General Purpose Application Form. The certificate shows the aggregate percentage of your marks; to estimate it yourself, divide total marks obtained by total maximum marks (calculator below).