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Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur
CGPA to percentage

Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur — CGPA → %

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Formula: not publishedSource: Institute examination ordinance NOT retrieved; autonomy status unconfirmed on any official page. For RTMNU-examined cohorts: RTMNU Direction No. 02 of 2021, clause 12 (Percentage = CGPA × 10).Status: verifyLast verified: 2026-08-13
Always confirm against your official grade card / college circular before using for applications.

How Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur converts CGPA to percentage

No CGPA to percentage formula for Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur (Maharashtra) has been found in an official source, so this page does not calculate one. What has been checked is set out below.

Why the formula matters

No official conversion has been found for Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur. A percentage built on another institution's rule can be challenged by an admissions office or employer, so ask the examination office for a conversion certificate instead.

Source & verification

Institute examination ordinance NOT retrieved; autonomy status unconfirmed on any official page. For RTMNU-examined cohorts: RTMNU Direction No. 02 of 2021, clause 12 (Percentage = CGPA × 10).

STATUS UNRESOLVED — SOURCES CONFLICT, AND THE ANSWER DEPENDS ON IT. Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology, Nagpur is affiliated to Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University. Autonomy is NOT confirmed on any official page (the earlier citations were a college-listing site and a news report, both removed 25-09-2026). READING: if the college is autonomous, it was conferred at or after August 2024, so the first autonomous intake would be A.Y. 2025-26 at the earliest and would not graduate until A.Y. 2028-29. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU. Every SCET student who has graduated to date sat RTMNU examinations, where the university's own direction (RTMNU Direction No. 02 of 2021, clause 12) gives Percentage = CGPA × 10, with First Class with Distinction at CGPA 7.50 and above, First Class 6.00 to below 7.50, and Second Class below 6.00. That is the applicable answer for all existing alumni. Any autonomous cohort would fall under a scheme SCET has not published. Do not assume CGPA × 10 carries into autonomy: among RTMNU colleges that became autonomous and published a formula, PCE Nagpur, GHRCEM Nagpur and SVPCET all moved to (CGPA − 0.75) × 10, while SBJITMR kept × 10. TO RESOLVE: confirm the autonomy year with the SCET examination section, and obtain the institute ordinance if one exists. NOTE ALSO the diploma programmes run under MSBTE and the MBA and MCA under different faculties — none should use an engineering conversion.

College contact

Address: Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology, Survey No. 117/1 and 117/3A, Near Dighori Naka, Vihirgaon, Umrer Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
Website: official contact page

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Frequently asked questions

Does Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur publish a CGPA to percentage formula?
No. No conversion formula has been located in Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur's own published regulations, ordinances or examination documents, so no percentage is calculated on this page.
How do I get an official percentage from Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur?
Ask Suryodaya College of Engineering & Technology (SCET), Umrer Road, Nagpur's examination office or Controller of Examinations for a CGPA-to-percentage conversion certificate. That certificate, not an estimate, is what an employer or university will accept.
Why does this page show no calculator?
Because a number would have to be invented to fill it. Where an institution states no conversion, this site says so rather than applying another institution's rule and presenting the result as if it were official.