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Find out what percentage your marks represent.
Enter each subject's credit hours and grade points. GPA is weighted by credit hours.
| Subject | Credit Hours | Grade Points |
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Grade points must be between 0 and 4. For example, A = 4.0, B = 3.0 and C = 2.0. Follow your university's grading scale.
Grade Point Average (GPA) measures your academic performance in a semester. This guide explains how to calculate it using credit hours and grade points.
GPA = Total of (Credit Hours Γ Grade Points) Γ· Total Credit Hours
Suppose you have three subjects:
Total weighted points = 28. Total credit hours = 8.
GPA = 28 Γ· 8 = 3.50
Grading scales vary by university. Use the grade points and credit hours specified by your institution.
Enter each semester's GPA and total credit hours.
| Semester | GPA | Credit Hours |
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Use each semester's actual GPA and total credit hours for the most accurate result.
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) represents your overall academic performance across multiple semesters.
CGPA = Total of (Semester GPA Γ Semester Credit Hours) Γ· Total Credit Hours
Suppose a student has completed two semesters:
Total weighted points = 109.8. Total credit hours = 33.
CGPA = 109.8 Γ· 33 = 3.33 (rounded to two decimal places).
For an accurate result, use the GPA and credit hours recorded by your university. Some universities use different calculation rules.
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