GPA Calculator (Semester-wise)

Calculate your GPA for a single semester based on subject grades and credits.

Calculate Your Semester GPA

How to Use GPA Calculator

  1. Select your institution's grading system (10-point, 4-point, or 5-point scale)
  2. Enter subject name, grade points, and credit hours for each subject
  3. Click "Add Subject" to add more subjects (minimum 1, maximum 15)
  4. Click "Calculate GPA" to get your semester GPA
Example Calculation:

Subject 1: Mathematics - Grade: 9.0, Credits: 4

Subject 2: Physics - Grade: 8.5, Credits: 3

Subject 3: Chemistry - Grade: 8.0, Credits: 3

GPA = (9.0×4 + 8.5×3 + 8.0×3) ÷ (4+3+3) = 8.55

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CGPA Calculator (Cumulative)

Calculate your cumulative GPA across multiple semesters.

Calculate Your CGPA

How to Use CGPA Calculator

  1. Select your grading system
  2. Enter the GPA and total credits for each completed semester
  3. Add more semesters using "Add Semester" button
  4. Click "Calculate CGPA" to get your cumulative GPA
Example Calculation:

Semester 1: GPA: 8.5, Credits: 20

Semester 2: GPA: 9.0, Credits: 22

CGPA = (8.5×20 + 9.0×22) ÷ (20+22) = 8.76

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CGPA ↔ Percentage Converter

Convert between CGPA and percentage using standard formulas.

CGPA to Percentage & Vice Versa

Conversion Formulas Guide

  • Standard/CBSE: Percentage = CGPA × 9.5
  • Mumbai University: Percentage = (CGPA × 10) - 7.5
  • VTU/Anna University: Percentage = CGPA × 10
  • Custom: Use your university's specific multiplier
Example:

CGPA: 8.5

Standard Formula: 8.5 × 9.5 = 80.75%

VTU Formula: 8.5 × 10 = 85%

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Target GPA Predictor

Calculate the GPA needed in upcoming semesters to achieve your target CGPA.

Predict Required GPA

How to Use Target GPA Predictor

  1. Enter your current CGPA and total credits completed so far
  2. Enter your desired target CGPA
  3. Enter the total credits remaining in future semesters
  4. Click "Calculate Required GPA" to see what you need to achieve
Example:

Current CGPA: 7.5 with 60 credits

Target CGPA: 8.0

Remaining Credits: 40

Required GPA: 8.75 in remaining semesters

Percentage ↔ Grade Converter

Convert percentage to letter grades and vice versa.

Convert Percentage to Grade

Grading Scale Reference

Percentage Grade Grade Points Description

Grading Systems in India

  • CBSE: Uses 10-point scale with A1 (91-100%) to E (below 33%)
  • ICSE: Similar letter grading with percentage ranges
  • Engineering: O (Outstanding), A+, A, B+, B, C, P, F grades
  • State Boards: May vary; select the closest system

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Percentage ↔ CGPA Converter

Quick conversion between percentage and CGPA.

Quick Percentage-CGPA Converter

Percentage to CGPA

CGPA: -

CGPA to Percentage

Percentage: -

Using Standard Formula: CGPA = Percentage ÷ 9.5

Attendance Percentage Calculator

Calculate attendance percentage and classes needed for target attendance.

Calculate Your Attendance

Attendance Guidelines

  • Minimum Requirement: Most Indian institutions require 75% attendance
  • Shortage Criteria: Below 75% may result in detention or not allowed to appear in exams
  • Medical Leave: Usually counted separately with proper documentation
  • Pro Tip: Maintain 80%+ to have buffer for emergencies

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CBSE Marks to CGPA Converter

Convert CBSE marks to CGPA for Classes 10 and 12.

CBSE Marks to CGPA

CBSE Grading System

Marks Range Grade Grade Points
91-100 A1 10
81-90 A2 9
71-80 B1 8
61-70 B2 7
51-60 C1 6
41-50 C2 5
33-40 D 4
21-32 E1 -
Below 21 E2 -

CGPA Rank Estimator

Estimate your rank based on CGPA and batch size.

Estimate Your Rank

How Rank Estimation Works

  • Uses statistical models to estimate rank based on CGPA distribution
  • Normal Distribution: Assumes bell curve distribution (most common)
  • Competitive: Skewed towards higher CGPA (top institutions)
  • Relaxed: More variation in CGPA distribution
  • Results are estimates and may vary from actual rankings

Credits Chart & Calculator

Understand credit systems and calculate total credits.

Credit System Calculator

Understanding Credit System

What are Credits?

Credits represent the weightage and workload of a course. Typically:

  • Theory Courses: 3-4 credits
  • Lab Courses: 1-2 credits
  • Project Work: 4-8 credits
  • Seminar: 1-2 credits

1 Credit = 1 Hour of Instruction per Week

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

GPA (Grade Point Average) is calculated for a single semester, while CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the average of all semester GPAs throughout your entire course.

CGPA = (Sum of (Grade Points × Credits) for all semesters) ÷ (Total Credits)

Most Indian universities use a 10-point scale, where 10 is the highest grade point.

The most common formulas are:

  • Standard/CBSE: Percentage = CGPA × 9.5
  • VTU/Anna University: Percentage = CGPA × 10
  • Mumbai University: Percentage = (CGPA × 10) - 7.5

Check with your university for their specific conversion formula.

  • 9.0 - 10.0: Outstanding (Top 5%)
  • 8.0 - 8.9: Excellent (Top 15%)
  • 7.0 - 7.9: Good (Top 40%)
  • 6.0 - 6.9: Average
  • Below 6.0: Below Average
  • Product-based companies (Google, Microsoft, Amazon): 7.5 - 8.0+
  • Service-based companies (TCS, Infosys, Wipro): 6.0 - 7.0+
  • Core engineering companies: 7.0+
  • MBA programs (IIM, ISB): 8.0+

Note: Requirements may vary. Some companies prioritize skills over CGPA.

CBSE uses a 9-point grading scale. CGPA is the average of grade points obtained in all subjects (excluding additional subjects).

Example: If you get grades A1, A2, B1, B2, and A1 in 5 subjects, your CGPA = (10+9+8+7+10)÷5 = 8.8

Most Indian universities require 75% attendance to be eligible for semester exams. Some universities may have different requirements:

  • Delhi University: 75%
  • Mumbai University: 75%
  • Anna University: 75%
  • VTU: 85%

Yes! Use our Target GPA Predictor to calculate what GPA you need in remaining semesters to achieve your target CGPA. Focus on:

  • Consistent study habits
  • Completing assignments on time
  • Seeking help from professors
  • Participating in class discussions
  • Regular revision and practice

Complete User Guide

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Not accounting for credit hours when calculating GPA/CGPA
  • Using wrong conversion formula for your university
  • Confusing percentage with grade points
  • Not considering all semesters when calculating CGPA
  • Ignoring backlog subjects in calculations

University-Specific Guidelines

CBSE Schools

Use the CBSE Marks to CGPA converter. CBSE follows a 9-point grading scale with CGPA calculated as average of all subjects.

VTU (Visvesvaraya Technological University)

Follows 10-point scale. Percentage = CGPA × 10. Minimum 40% required to pass.

Anna University

10-point scale with letter grades (O, A+, A, B+, B, C, P, RA, SA). CGPA × 10 for percentage.

Mumbai University

7-point scale. Percentage = (CGPA × 10) - 7.5 or check specific faculty guidelines.

Delhi University

10-point scale. Different colleges may have different conversion formulas.

IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology)

10-point scale. Highly competitive. CGPA above 8.0 considered excellent.