Calculate your Semester GPA (SGPA) from subjects, or your final Cumulative GPA (CGPA) from all your semesters.
Enter at least 2 subjects to calculate the GPA for a single semester.
Enter at least 2 semesters to calculate your overall CGPA.
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This tool is designed to be a comprehensive solution for all your academic grade calculations. We understand that students need to track their performance both within a single semester (SGPA) and across their entire academic program (CGPA).
That's why we've built two calculators in one. You can easily switch between calculating your SGPA from individual subjects or calculating your final CGPA from your semester-wise SGPA scores. Our goal is to provide a clear, accurate, and easy-to-use tool to help you stay on top of your academic journey.
Using the calculator is simple. First, choose the mode you need:
For the 10-point scale, your letter grades from your mark sheet correspond to the following points. Use this table as a reference when entering your grades.
| Letter Grade | Meaning | Grade Points |
|---|---|---|
| O | Outstanding | 10 |
| A+ | Excellent | 9 |
| A | Very Good | 8 |
| B+ | Good | 7 |
| B | Above Average | 6 |
| C | Average | 5 |
| P | Pass | 4 |
| F | Fail | 0 |
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SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average) is your average grade for a single semester. You calculate it using the subjects from that semester only.
CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is your overall average grade for all semesters combined. It gives a complete picture of your academic performance.
Credits represent the weight or importance of a subject or semester. A 4-credit subject has a bigger impact on your final score than a 2-credit subject.
In the CGPA calculator, entering credits for each semester gives you a more accurate weighted average. If you leave the credits blank, the tool will calculate a simple average, which is faster but less precise if your semesters had a different number of total credits.
The percentage is an estimation based on standard conversion formulas. For the 10-point scale, the formula is `Percentage = CGPA × 9.5`. For the 4-point scale, it is `Percentage = (CGPA / 4) × 100`. Please note that this can vary slightly by university.
The calculator will stop and show an error message. It enforces strict rules to ensure accuracy: credits must be positive whole numbers (like 3, 4, 24), and grades must be within the selected scale's limit (0-10 or 0-4). The calculation will resume once the error is fixed.