Crore to Lakh Converter

Convert between crores and lakhs using the Indian numbering system

Convert Between Crores and Lakhs

1 crore = 1,00,00,000 (10 million)

1 lakh = 1,00,000 (100 thousand)

Conversion Results

Indian Numbering System

Crores:0
Lakhs:0

Currency Value (₹)

Crore value:₹0
Lakh value:₹0

Conversion Formulas:

• Crore to Lakh: L = C × 100

• Lakh to Crore: C = L ÷ 100

Current calculation: × 100

Ratio: 1 crore = 100 lakh

Quick Examples

Indian Number System

Ones1
Tens10
Hundreds100
Thousands1,000
Ten Thousands10,000
Lakh1,00,000
Ten Lakh10,00,000
Crore1,00,00,000
Ten Crore10,00,00,000

Key Facts

About Crores

  • • Written as: 1,00,00,000
  • • Equal to: 10 million (international)
  • • Equal to: 100 lakhs
  • • Symbol: Cr

About Lakhs

  • • Written as: 1,00,000
  • • Equal to: 100 thousand
  • • Symbol: L
  • • Has 5 zeros

Conversion Tips

1 crore = 100 lakh (ratio 1:100)

To convert crore to lakh: multiply by 100

To convert lakh to crore: divide by 100

Indian system uses 3,2,2 comma placement

Understanding Crores and Lakhs

What is a Crore?

Crore is a unit in the Indian numbering system equal to 10 million in the international system. It's written as 1,00,00,000 and represents 100 lakhs. Crores are commonly used in India and surrounding countries to express large sums of money, population figures, and other large quantities.

Conversion Formulas

Crore to Lakh: L = C × 100

Lakh to Crore: C = L ÷ 100

Common Usage

  • Real estate prices and property values
  • Government budgets and financial allocations
  • Company revenues and market capitalizations

What is a Lakh?

Lakh is a unit in the Indian numbering system equal to one hundred thousand (100,000). It's written as 1,00,000 and originated in India, initially used to represent stakes in gambling. Today, it's widely used across South Asia for expressing moderately large numbers.

Historical Context

The Indian numbering system follows a unique pattern of 3,2,2 from right to left, unlike the international system's consistent groups of three. This system has been used for centuries and reflects the cultural and historical development of mathematics in the Indian subcontinent.

Quick Tip: Remember the ratio 1:100 - one crore always equals exactly 100 lakhs, making conversions straightforward!