How many passport photos fit on a 4x6 inch photo paper?

A standard 4x6 inch print sheet fits exactly 6 passport photos (35x45 mm) comfortably with realistic margins and cutting guidelines for easy scissor trimming.

Are my personal photos and signatures uploaded to any server?

No. All photo resizing, face cropping, background whitening, and KB compression run 100% locally in your device's browser memory (HTML5 Canvas). Your files never touch any external server.

How do I add Candidate Name and Date of Photo (DOP) for SSC or UPSC exams?

Select the Govt Exam Photo Resizer or Name & Date Stamp Maker, enter your full name and the date of capture. The tool automatically overlays the official high-contrast white banner at the bottom of the photo according to notification guidelines.

How do I convert a paper signature to a transparent PNG?

Use the Signature Background Remover tool. Upload a smartphone photo of your paper signature, and the tool will automatically eliminate background shadows, convert blue ink to official black ink if selected, and export a clean transparent PNG or compressed JPG.

Academic CGPA, GPA & Percentage Converter

Fast, accurate bidirectional converters for CBSE 9.5 multiplier, 10-point CGPA, and 4.0 GPA scales.

Core Features

CBSE Official Formula (9.5): Uses the officially mandated 9.5 multiplier for converting CBSE CGPA to aggregate percentage.
Bidirectional Conversions: Easily switch between CGPA to Percentage and Percentage to CGPA in one interface.
10-Point & 4-Point GPA Support: Convert standard University 10-point scales or international 4-point GPA scales.
Instant Validation: Real-time calculation results with zero latency as you type your scores.

How to use the CGPA & Percentage Converter

Select Conversion Type
Choose between CGPA to Percentage, Percentage to CGPA, or GPA modes.
Enter Your Score
Type your current CGPA or Percentage score in the input field.
Review Result
The converted value appears instantly with the mathematical formula used.

Official Specifications

CBSE Multiplier: 9.5 (As per official board notification)
Standard Scale: 10-Point CGPA Scale
International Scale: 4.0 GPA Scale
Precision: 2 Decimal points accuracy

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does CBSE use a 9.5 multiplier to convert CGPA to Percentage?

CBSE analyzed the score distribution of the top scoring candidates across the country over multiple years. On average, a candidate with a 10.0 CGPA achieved approximately 95% aggregate marks. Therefore, CBSE established the official mathematical formula: Percentage = CGPA × 9.5.

How do I convert a 10-point University CGPA to Percentage if my college does not specify 9.5?

Unless your university specifies a custom formula on the back of your grade sheet (such as (CGPA - 0.75) × 10 for AICTE or (CGPA × 10)), government application portals (like SSC and UPSC) default to either the CBSE 9.5 multiplier or the formula printed directly on your official degree transcript.