Here is how to challenge a paper at RGPV.

• Once the revaluation result is announced, challenging forms are accepted. If you are dissatisfied with the revaluation results, you can take on a challenge.

• A maximum of two of your answer books in prescribed pro-farma can be challenged.

• Only after the revaluation result has been declared can an application be made within a week.

• After receiving your application for persuasion, RGPV will send a scanned copy of your answer books to your log-in ID on the University portal.

• It is not possible to apply for a challenge for mid-semester exams, practical exams, internal assessments, Sessional works, and so on.

• One must present his/her case to the Controller Examination Office via email, accompanied by relevant documents, justifying the answer for which he/she wishes to claim. Relevant documents should be included to back up the answer.

• If the marks awarded during the challenge in the paper differ by more than 10% of the maximum marks in the subject, the candidate's result will be revised.

By visiting their official website, one can fill out the difficult RGPV form.

Different universities use various conversion methods and grading systems.

In the case of RGPV, the conversion base is 10. If you receive 78% or 78 marks out of 100, your SGPA/CGPA is 7.8 out of 10 according to RGPV. To convert it to Grade Point Average, simply divide the number by ten. Thus, by multiplying by 10, the reversal equivalent percentage can be calculated.

Equivalent Percentage = (SGPA/CGPA) × 10

If you turn over your RGPV Semester Marksheet, you will see a conversion Formula to convert your CGPA/SGPA into the equivalent percentage required in a few exam forms that must be submitted during application time.

If you require an RGPV equivalent percentage conversion form, simply provide a Xerox copy of the back side of your semester mark sheet. There is no need for a complex format or the signature and seal of the university/college head.

The method for calculating SGPA and CGPA is also provided on the back page of the semester mark sheets.

The following is the procedure for obtaining an original degree from the University via offline mode:

• Download and print the main degree form from the RGPV website's download forms section.

• Fill out this form completely.

• Make photocopies of all of the semester's grade sheets.

• Visit your college and have your form, as well as all photocopies of your mark sheets, attested by the principal or head of the institution.

• Bring all of the above documents, as well as the original mark sheets, to the RGPV office near Bhopal airport.

• Write an application to the RGPV registrar, explaining why you need your degree as soon as possible.

• Get your challan of 250 from the Union Bank of India, which is located just behind the university's building on campus.

• Submit your attested degree form, attested mark sheets for all semesters, application for an urgent degree requirement, and Rs. 250 challan on the first floor. They will collect all of your documents, give you a student copy of the challan, and direct you to the second floor, where you will be asked to return in a week.

• Return to campus and go to room 501, show them your student copy of the challan, and ask for your degree; they will give you your degree. They then request that you go to the registrar's office and have your degree verified.

• If you want to travel abroad, you must go to the Ballabh Bhavan (Higher Education Department) for verification.

• They give you a form, which you must fill out and submit photocopies of your class 10th, 12th, and 8th-semester mark sheets, as well as a photocopy of your passport's first and last page and a photocopy of your original degree front and back. 

After having your documents verified here, you must go to the HRD ministry in Delhi before traveling abroad for the same verification process.