CGPA Calculator

Calculate your Cumulative Grade Point Average easily

Current: 4-Point System
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    4-Point Grading System

    Letter Grade Score Range Grade Point Description
    A 70–100 4.00 Excellent
    B 60–69 3.00 Very Good
    C 50–59 2.00 Good
    D 45–49 1.00 Pass
    F 0–44 0.00 Fail

    5-Point Grading System

    Letter Grade Score Range Grade Point Description
    A 70–100 5.00 Excellent
    B 60–69 4.00 Very Good
    C 50–59 3.00 Good
    D 45–49 2.00 Pass
    E 40–44 1.00 Weak Pass/Fail
    F 0–39 0.00 Fail

    7-Point Grading System

    Letter Grade Score Range Grade Point Description
    A 70–100 7.00 Excellent
    A- 65–69 6.00 Very Good
    B+ 60–64 5.00 Good
    B 55–59 4.00 Above Average
    B- 50–54 3.00 Average
    C+ 45–49 2.00 Below Average
    C 40–44 1.00 Pass
    D 0–39 0.00 Fail

    Calculating GPA and CGPA:

    The process for calculating GPA and CGPA follows these formulas:

    GPA (Grade Point Average)

    Calculated for each semester:

    GPA = Σ(Grade Point × Credit Units) / Total Credit Units

    CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average)

    Calculated across all semesters:

    CGPA = Σ(All Grade Points × All Credit Units) / Total Credit Units for All Semesters

    In essence, for each course, the grade point earned is multiplied by the course's credit units. These values are summed for a semester to get the total quality points for that semester. Dividing this by the total credit units for the semester yields the GPA. The CGPA is the cumulative version of this calculation across all completed semesters.