CGPA Calculator

CGPA, the cumulative grade point average, is your overall result across every semester so far, on a scale of 10. It's the number placement cells, higher-studies applications and scholarship forms ask for, and it's printed on your final transcript.

Your CGPA is the credit-weighted average of your semester SGPAs. This calculator takes each semester's SGPA and total credits, gives you the CGPA and the credits behind it, and adds a planner: say the CGPA you want to graduate with and how many credits are left, and it tells you the average SGPA you need to score in the remaining semesters.

Averaging SGPAs directly is only right when every semester has the same credits. When one semester carries 24 credits and another 20, the bigger one counts for more, so this calculator multiplies each SGPA by its credits first. If your university averages SGPAs plainly, enter the same credits for every semester and the two methods agree.

The target planner works backwards: the credit points you'll need in total, minus those you already have, spread over the credits you have left.