🎓 GPA & CGPA Calculator

Calculate simple GPA and CGPA values for academic practice.

📚 GPA Calculator

Your GPA

🎓 Simple CGPA Calculator

Enter the GPA values from your academic periods. This simple calculator calculates their average. If your institution uses credit-weighted CGPA, use the official institutional formula instead.

Your CGPA

GPA & CGPA Calculator for Students

Understanding academic scores can sometimes be confusing because different schools, colleges and universities use different grading systems.

Our GPA and CGPA Calculator is designed to make basic GPA and CGPA calculations easier for students.

What Is GPA?

GPA stands for Grade Point Average.

It represents the average grade points obtained during a particular academic period, such as a semester or term.

A simple GPA calculation can be represented as:

GPA is calculated by dividing the total grade points by the number of subjects.

However, some institutions use credit-weighted GPA, where subjects with different credit values have different weights.

What Is CGPA?

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average.

It generally represents the average grade performance across multiple semesters or academic periods.

A simplified calculation is:

CGPA = Sum of Grade Points ÷ Number of Academic Periods

The calculation method may differ from one institution to another.

Important: Check Your Institution's Rules

GPA and CGPA systems are not identical everywhere.

Some institutions use credit-weighted calculations, different grading scales or specific conversion formulas.

Therefore, 

always compare the calculator's method with the official grading rules of your school, college or university.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is GPA the same as CGPA?

No. GPA generally represents performance for a particular academic period, while CGPA generally represents cumulative performance. 

Can CGPA be converted to percentage?

Sometimes, but the conversion formula depends on the institution or grading system.

Is 4.0 always the maximum GPA?

Not necessarily. Different institutions can use different GPA scales.