What should I put in total marks obtained for 10th as I received CGPA. I don't have individual marks for subjects.
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26th Aug, 2019
If you have had 6 subjects and you received your scoring in CGPA form, please multiply your score with 9.5. For example,
Math CGPA*9.5 + EnglishCGPA*9.5 + Science CGPA*9.5 + Subject 4*9.5 + Subject 5* 9.5 + Subject 6*9.5
Thisn is for a total of 600 marks.This formula will give you the aggregate marks.
Now to calculate the percentage,
(Aggregate marks/Total marks) * 100
Lets say you have a perfect 10 as CGPA in all your 6 subjects, then your percentage will be 95 and your aggregate will be 95*6 which is 570.
Math CGPA*9.5 + EnglishCGPA*9.5 + Science CGPA*9.5 + Subject 4*9.5 + Subject 5* 9.5 + Subject 6*9.5
Thisn is for a total of 600 marks.This formula will give you the aggregate marks.
Now to calculate the percentage,
(Aggregate marks/Total marks) * 100
Lets say you have a perfect 10 as CGPA in all your 6 subjects, then your percentage will be 95 and your aggregate will be 95*6 which is 570.
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