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NU CGPA Calculator

Convert your National University (NU) Bangladesh CGPA to percentage, Class, and letter grade instantly.

Verified as of 2026-06 from official sources
Calculate NU Results
Enter your National University CGPA (4.0 Scale)

How it Works

The National University (NU) of Bangladesh uses a standard 4.00 grading scale. While NU does not provide an official continuous reverse formula to calculate exact percentage from your final CGPA, the mathematical proportion (CGPA / 4.00) * 100 is the widely accepted standard estimate for academic and professional applications.

Estimated Percentage Formula

Percentage = (CGPA / 4.0) * 100

Disclaimer: This is a standard mathematical estimate based on UGC guidelines. Always check official National University regulations if you need an equivalence certificate for formal applications.

NU Class / Division Grading Table

The official Class and Division structure for National University (NU) Honors and Degree programs is as follows:

CGPA RangeClass / Division
3.00 to 4.00First Class
2.25 to 2.99Second Class
2.00 to 2.24Third Class
Below 2.00Fail

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NU CGPA to percentage formula?
The accepted continuous estimate formula for NU CGPA to percentage is Percentage = (CGPA / 4.0) * 100.
What is considered First Class in NU?
In the National University (NU) Bangladesh, a CGPA of 3.00 and above (out of 4.00) is considered a First Class.
What is Second Class in National University?
A CGPA between 2.25 and 2.99 is considered Second Class in the NU grading system.

How It Works

  1. Enter your grades/CGPA.
  2. Select the NU scale.
  3. Get your CGPA and percentage equivalent.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is NU CGPA converted to percentage?

On a 4.0 scale, percentage = (CGPA/4.0) × 100.

What is 3.5 CGPA at National University in percentage?

Approximately 87.5%.

Is this accurate for NU Bangladesh?

Yes—it uses the standard 4.0 conversion; confirm any special rule with your department.

Can I use this for foreign applications?

Yes for a quick estimate, but some universities require a WES evaluation.