CGPA Calculator
Calculate your CGPA, percentage and grade from individual subject grades and credits.
* All calculations are approximate.
How CGPA Calculator Works?
Calculate your CGPA, percentage and grade from individual subject grades and credits.
Enter the grade point (on a 10-point scale) for each of your subjects.
Enter the credit hours assigned to each subject by your university.
The calculator multiplies each subject's grade by its credits to get weighted grade points.
It sums all weighted grade points and divides by total credits to compute your CGPA.
Your CGPA is then converted to an equivalent percentage using the standard 9.5 multiplier and mapped to a letter grade.
Formula Used
CGPA = Sum(Grade_i x Credits_i) / Sum(Credits_i); Percentage = CGPA x 9.5
Different universities may use different CGPA scales and conversion multipliers. Verify your institution's official formula before using the result on applications.
Important — Read Before You Decide
- Different universities use different CGPA scales — verify yours is on 10-point scale
- CGPA to percentage conversion varies by university — 9.5 multiplier is most common
- Some companies have minimum CGPA cutoffs for campus placements (typically 6.0-7.0)
- Backlogs can significantly impact your CGPA even if cleared later
- Credit-weighted CGPA gives more importance to subjects with higher credits
- Your CGPA on marksheet may differ from calculated CGPA due to rounding rules
- Some universities consider best 5 of 6 subjects — check your rules
What Happens If You Ignore These?
- Incorrect CGPA calculation leading to wrong self-assessment
- Missing scholarship opportunities due to underestimating your CGPA
- Applying to programs with minimum CGPA requirements you don't meet
- Wrong percentage conversion on resume or applications
- Poor subject credit allocation hurting overall CGPA
Smart Tips
- Focus more effort on high-credit subjects — they impact CGPA more
- Aim for consistent grades across subjects rather than extremes
- Track your CGPA each semester to spot trends early
- Use your university's official conversion formula for applications
- Retake subjects where improvement is possible and rules allow
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