Most probably, you are concerned because of the percentage field that appears when applying for PSUs (via GATE), IIMS (via CAT), or foreign universities. 

Unfortunately, IIEST Shibpur follows no CGPA to percentage conversion rule. 

The authorities will tell you to use the absolute percentage, which is less than CGPA*10. They will simply provide you in writing that IIEST doesn’t have a CGPA to percentage conversion rule. 

It is difficult to score good grades in most departments, and added to it is the lack of a proper conversion system. This causes major disadvantage for IIM aspirants, job aspirants, and those applying to foreign universities. 

You can choose from multiple courses in edX and Coursera to help you develop your CV.

• If you are particularly worried about getting a job, my advice to you would be to prepare well. 
• You should submit your CV to various job portals like Naukri.com and LinkedIn as these are the ones that are highly popular.
• You will also have to study very hard. Learn new skills to make your CV strong. 
• Build new connections. 
• Connect with your friends, seniors and also try to find out which companies they are planning to work in.

You will have to give your absolute best. Do not go out looking for a job, invest some time and look for a reliable job.

Combining the most important aspects from reviews, the points below deeply illustrate the situations faced by those students in all kinds of management institutes, tier-1 to tier-3, in our country.

• The first semester in a B-School is somewhat having a mixed difficulty for commerce graduates. In almost every B-School, Accounts is taught in the first semester. Most commerce graduates face no problem as it is their core subjects. The engineering graduates are seen to fumble even in accounts basics.
• In the first semester, Analytics is a subject mostly quantitative in nature and uses all kinds of simulations and statistical software. Some students from commerce background have a fear for maths and simulations and are not comfortable with the use of computer in such tasks.
• In the second semester, corporate finance is one of the most important subjects for placement, as most of the interview questions are asked from this part. It is simple but tricky at times and is considered to be the utmost base for students having finance specialization.
• Operations is a subject in the second semester, which is a little boring. This also requires maths and simulations. It is a good subject but, not all students gain interest in this, and so, lose interest in the business.
• In 2nd year, students are given choices to choose, on which their future depends.
• The course of Financial Statement Analysis is a highly deceptive course. For students having a background in commerce, this subject is almost similar to equity research, which makes them revisit their graduation knowledge.

There is a harsh reality as evident from many reviews that commerce students are more successful in fundamental equity research and audio, and not in finance. The reason behind such irregularity is the lack of knowledge in quant and mathematical software simulation.

The Management at Karunya University keeps changing. Every VC has their own opinions although they follow the same principles.

• Some focus more on the outward appearance of students than their academic progress.
• A few VCs consider dressing sense important and expect the students to wear tuck-in t-shirts so that they look decent and neat. However, their primary focus is on education and extra activities.

So it’s impossible to know what he expects from you. You have to be prepared for all scenarios.