Hi, I’m Akshay Varma.
I’m a student developer from India. Qynto is the name I build under: free calculators for students, and simple websites for local businesses.
What Qynto does
- Student tools — 25 free calculators for CGPA, SGPA, attendance, pass marks, promotion, JEE, EAPCET, GATE and placements. They run entirely in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.
- Studio — websites for clinics, coaching centres, shops and gyms, at prices published on the site.
Why the calculators are built this way
Many CGPA converters online use a single rule — often CGPA × 9.5 — for every university. That rule comes from CBSE’s old school grading, and universities actually publish different ones: JNTUH subtracts 0.5, VTU’s 2021 scheme subtracts 0.75, Anna University multiplies by 10, and some universities publish no formula at all. A figure that doesn’t match your marks memo can cause problems on an application, so each calculator here uses only the rule your university publishes.
How the calculators are checked
- Official sources only. Every rule is read from the university’s or exam body’s own published document. Aggregator sites and blogs are never used as a source. Scanned circulars are read page by page.
- Conflicts are shown, not hidden. Where a university’s own documents disagree (SPPU) or a formula has been withdrawn (Mumbai), the page says so instead of picking a number.
- Quoted, with a link. Each page shows the rule with its clause or section and a link to the document.
- Computed, never typed. Conversion tables are generated from the formula, so a row can’t disagree with it.
- Tested before every update. An automated suite of over 20,000 checks runs the real pages — every CGPA from 4.0 to 10.0 for each regulation, thousands of attendance cases — and checks each answer against the rule it claims to follow.
- Dated. Every source shows when it was last checked. The current university rules were checked on 22 September–1 October 2026.
University rules
| University | Regulation | Rule | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| JNTUH | R22 B.Tech | % of Marks = (final CGPA − 0.5) × 10 | 22 Sep 2026 |
| JNTUH R25 | R25 B.Tech | Percentage (%) of Marks = (Final CGPA − 0.5) × 10 | 22 Sep 2026 |
| JNTUK | R23 B.Tech | % of marks = (CGPA − 0.5) × 10 | 22 Sep 2026 |
| VTU 2022 | 2022 scheme (B.E./B.Tech Regulations 2022) | Percentage of marks secured, M = CGPA earned × 10 | 23 Sep 2026 |
| VTU | 2021 scheme (CBCS/OBE) | % of marks secured, M = (CGPA earned − 0.75) × 10 | 22 Sep 2026 |
| AKTU | B.Tech Ordinance 2018-19 (Revised) | Percentage of marks scored = CGPA × 10 | 23 Sep 2026 |
| Anna University | Academic Regulations 2023 (Revision 1, 2024) | % of Marks = CGPA × 10 | 22 Sep 2026 |
| Anna University R-2021 | Regulations 2021 (B.E./B.Tech, affiliated colleges) | Percentage of Marks = CGPA × 10 | 23 Sep 2026 |
| KTU | B.Tech Regulations 2019 (R6.21 as amended in 2023) | Equivalent percentage of mark = 10 × CGPA | 1 Oct 2026 |
| Sreenidhi University | Grading System (B.Tech) | Percentage of Marks = (Final CGPA earned − 0.5) × 10 | 1 Oct 2026 |
| SPPU | Two official formulas — Circular 332/2020 and a 2022 exam-section sheet disagree | 23 Sep 2026 | |
| Mumbai University | Formula withdrawn — Conversion from actual marks since 1 Jan 2026 | 23 Sep 2026 | |
| Osmania University (B.E.) | No official formula — The B.E. rules define CGPA but give no conversion | 23 Sep 2026 | |
Not listed yet: JNTUA — its official regulations site could not be reached when checked on 23 September 2026. It will be added once the document can be read.
Entrance exam data
| Exam | Official source used | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| JEE Main | NTA press release, 20 April 2026 — candidate count and JEE (Advanced) cut-offs | 23 Sep 2026 |
| TG EAPCET | Convener’s marks-vs-rank table (2024 and 2025) and the 2026 Instruction Booklet | 23 Sep 2026 |
| AP EAPCET | 2026 Instruction Booklet (Engineering) — 75 : 25 ranking weightage | 23 Sep 2026 |
| GATE | GATE 2026 Information Brochure — score formula (section 8.1) | 22 Sep 2026 |
Site Facts
A label of what qynto.tech promises. If any line stops being true, it changes first.
Things you can check for yourself
Qynto is new, so there are no reviews yet — and none will be invented. Here’s what you can verify today.
- Prices are published.The Studio page lists every plan and what’s in it. No “contact us for pricing”.
- Every rule is sourced.Each calculator links the official regulation PDF and quotes the clause number. Click through and read it.
- Nothing leaves your browser.Open your browser’s developer tools, switch to the Network tab and use a tool. No data is sent.
- You own what you pay for.Studio clients get their domain, files and logins in their own name, from day one.
- Past work is online.The live sites on the Studio page are online right now. Open one on your phone and see how it loads.
- A real person replies.Email goes straight to me, not to a ticket system or a chatbot.
What I’m working on
A dated log, so you can see this place is alive.
- KTU and Sreenidhi University added, each from the university’s own documents. A TG EAPCET college predictor built on the official 2025 last rank statement, and percentage to CGPA for every rule. On the Studio: demo sites, small fixed-price jobs and student portfolios.
- qynto.tech goes live. Legal pages written for Indian law — a DPDP Act privacy policy, terms, a disclaimer, a refund policy and a named grievance officer — and every tool’s wording rewritten from scratch.
- Nine new tools: paste-your-results SGPA, a subject-wise bunk planner, JEE Main rank, TG and AP EAPCET, a placement checker, share cards and Telugu pages — plus VTU 2022, AKTU, Anna R-2021, SPPU, Mumbai and Osmania, each read from the university’s own documents.
- First version built. Every university formula checked against the official PDFs — and one source link corrected, for VTU.
- Studio: taking the first three paying local businesses. Their sites join the portfolio on the Studio page.
What Qynto is not
Qynto is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any university, exam body or government department, and results here are not official. The full Disclaimer explains this.
How Qynto makes money
- Studio — businesses pay for websites and an optional monthly care plan.
- Tools — free. In future, tool pages may show a small, clearly labelled ad; it will never cover a result.
No university or company pays to be listed, and nothing on the site is sponsored.
Get in touch
Email contact@qynto.tech, or see Contact & Grievances. Corrections to a calculator get priority over everything else.
— Akshay Varma