How to calculate CGPA for international uni

I am literary very tensed as I am in RGPV University final year and planning for masters in management and targeting uk an France but the thing is RGPV University is very strict in giving good cgpa . I am in final year of mechanical engineering and in a batch of 60 students, only 3 student are having a cgpa of 8 and 8.2 is highest . I am currently hovering on 7.75 , so how negatively can it impact my admissions while applying to top universities. In RGPV University, they calculate percentage by multiplying CGPA by 10 and they give distinction with honors on anything above 7.5+ cgpa

In @TCS ibegin portal There is a percentage field in which I have to fill my percentage . But in my college degree only CGPA is mentioned (Pune University) What should I put in percent field . If they don't accept it then will my application be rejected? Or they would call me for correction ?

I'm currently a final year student at tier-1 clg in Bangaluru. I have been placed at a company which offers 15 base pay, no stocks, 19.63ctc, I had 8 GPA when I gave the interview. This sem(7th) is completely fu**d up results to a cumulative GPA of 7.2 already, it can max utmost to 7.4 by the end of the degree if it does :(. I'm considering to change my current company after 1/2 years, will my cgpa pose any bad affect on it?

wrt first job, higher ed, job switching How much should it be at least? Considering placement short listing criteria at IIM/ISB or B schools abroad admit

Non-tech grad planning to do Masters but stuck in this conundrum. For more context: - Grades went down a lot but for medical reasons - Loads of extra curriculars plus freelancing for 2 years - Working as a marketer in an early stage startup - GRE score: 320. CAT yet to give this Nov I know that getting IIM BLACKI is impossible even if I’m not a GEM cause all they care about is grades. But I wanna know if an MiM abroad (from a good uni) is worth it or should I just do an MBA in some top 10 B school here. If anyone’s done an MiM - lemme know the ROI and if it’s truly worth spending 50L+ for a one year degree.

Quick context: I have 4 years of workex in the field of digital marketing and my age is 25. Package is in the range of 12-15 LPA (without esops). Currently working with a reputed unicorn startup. I have scheduled my GMAT in next few months but going by my prep I don't think I'll get the cutoff off for ISB. Is it gonna be the end of the world or should I continue preparing even if I'm going to a B school at the age of 27/28 ? Could use some advice from you folks 🙏

Hello Everyone, I'm a final year student from a tier 2 college. I was talking to one of my friends, and he proposed the idea of pursuing a master's degree. I didn't have any plans of doing so before, but now I am considering it. I've been doing some research, and I am quite confused about whether it would be a good choice or not. There are numerous people on YouTube discussing the pros and cons of pursuing a Master of Science abroad. Some of the points include recession, permanent residency, fees, expenses, working hours, lifestyle, and the list continues. While these aspects may seem common, they appear more complicated given my current situation. To provide more context, I have been working a full-time job since my 4th semester and am currently earning more than what FAANG companies offer. If I choose to pursue a master's degree, I will likely be leaving my well-established job. Although I have the opportunity to work remotely, as I am currently doing, I am not sure if I would be able to cover my expenses with that arrangement. The reason I am considering this is to obtain a working visa that would allow me to work abroad. Thank you for your comments. Additionally, which country would you suggest for pursuing a master's degree? PS: Since I have been working alongside my studies, my CGPA isn't that high, its 8.15 as of now.