CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average — the average of the grade points a student earns across subjects, used to express overall performance on a points scale rather than raw marks. CBSE has reported Class 10 results on a 10-point CGPA, and many colleges use CGPA across semesters. An approximate percentage is often derived from the CGPA using a board-specified multiplier.
In Indian schools
CGPA is produced by the examination and grading process, which sits with the board or the teaching side, not with an administrative system. RaivatEdu manages admissions, fees, attendance and records — it does not compute grades or publish results.