Universal Academic Grading Engine

Free GPA & CGPA Calculator — 4.0 Scale Conversion for Any College

Calculate your semester GPA, cumulative CGPA, and credit-weighted averages. Convert international marks, percentages, and letter grades to the standard US 4.0 scale with verified institutional formulas.

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How Credit-Weighted GPA is Calculated

Unlike a simple arithmetic average that treats every class equally, college and high school GPAs are credit-weighted. Courses that meet more frequently or include labs carry higher credit values and exert a proportionately greater impact on your cumulative academic record.

Standard Mathematical Formula
Quality Points = Course Credits × Grade Point Value
GPA = (Sum of All Quality Points) ÷ (Total Attempted Credits)

Worked Transcript Calculation Example

Course NameCreditsLetter GradeGrade PointsQuality Points
English Composition4.0A4.016.0
Calculus I4.0B+3.313.2
General Chemistry Lab1.0A-3.73.7
Introduction to Psychology3.0B3.09.0
Total / Final Result12.0 Credits41.9 Points (GPA: 3.49)

International Grading Scales Supported

US 4.0 & Weighted 5.0 Scales

Standard US collegiate letter scales (A=4.0 down to F=0.0) with support for plus/minus increments, honors quality point additions (+0.5), and Advanced Placement (AP) / International Baccalaureate (+1.0) weights.

Indian 10-Point CGPA (CBSE / UGC)

Accurate modeling of 10-point Cumulative Grade Point Averages used by CBSE, AICTE, and major universities (DU, VTU, KTU, Mumbai). Includes the statutory Percentage = CGPA × 9.5 formula.

UK Degree Classifications

Conversion benchmarks mapping British percentage marks and degree classes (First Class 70%+, Upper Second 2:1 60–69%, Lower Second 2:2 50–59%) to standard US 4.0 admissions equivalents.

European ECTS & German Scale

Convert European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) grades and German reverse 1.0–5.0 marks using the Modified Bavarian Formula recognized by DAAD and German higher education ministries.

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