If my 10th CGPA from CBSE board is 9.6 then if I convert it to percentage it will be 9.6*9.5 = 91.2 then my aggregate marks should be (91.2/100)*500 (only five subjects) = 456 marks, right?

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mayank rajput · Answer

yes

Yashraj Rathi · Answer

Yes, looks like correct calculation.

If my 10th CGPA from CBSE board is 9.6 then if I convert it to percentage it will be 9.69.5 = 91.2 then my aggregate marks should be (91.2/100)500 (only five subjects) = 456 marks, right?

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