AP SSC Grading System 2025 – Check Grade Points & Marks Range

AP SSC Subject Marks and Grade Point Conversion

Students earn grade points based on their AP SSC marks. A score of 90-100 provides an A1 grade and 10 grade points. To pass the AP SSC exams, students must score a minimum of 35 marks in each subject. Their overall grade is calculated based on the average grade points of all subjects. If a student scores below 35 marks in any subject, they will receive an E Grade (Fail) and must appear for AP SSC supplementary exams. To calculate the overall grade point average (GPA), students sum the grade points for all subjects and divide by the total number of subjects.

For example, if a student receives grade points of 8, 9, 8, 8, 7, and 8, their GPA is 48/6 = 8, corresponding to a B1 grade. The AP SSC Grading System follows a 7-point grading scale based on the marks obtained by students

Conversion of Marks to Grades and Grade Points for All Subjects

AP SSC: CGPA to Percentage and Marks Calculation

It's important to understand that CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is a grade point average, not a direct representation of raw marks. Therefore, converting CGPA to precise marks can be an approximation. However, a common formula is used to get an approximate percentage, which can then be used to estimate marks. Check the process of converting CGPA to percentage:

The Common Formula:

• The most widely used formula to convert CGPA to a percentage is:

  • Percentage = CGPA × 9.5

1. Example:

   • Let's say a student has a CGPA of 9.0.

   • Percentage = 9.0 × 9.5 = 85.5%

   • If the total possible marks were 600, then the estimated total marks would be 600 * .855 = 513.

Detailed Marks, Grade Point, and Grade Scale

Students can determine their AP SSC 2025 grades by referencing the table below, which correlates total marks with corresponding grades

Marks to GPA and Grade Conversion Chart