Calculate weighted GPA from subjects, credits and grade points. Supports common 10-point Indian university grading, plus 4.0 and 5.0 scales used by international colleges.
Grade presets
Weighted GPA
8.92 / 10
Total credits
13
Approx. percentage
89.2%
| Subject | Credits | Grade point | Weighted | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36.0 | ||||
| 24.0 | ||||
| 40.0 | ||||
| 16.0 |
GPA rules differ by institution. Use the grade-point mapping from your official academic regulations for final records.
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GPA (Grade Point Average) has become the standard academic measure across Indian universities and colleges, replacing the older percentage-based grading systems gradually since the late 2000s. Most Indian institutions use a 10-point scale: IITs (10-point with letter grades like AA=10, AB=9, BB=8, BC=7), IIMs (10-point), VTU and other state engineering universities (10-point), most B-Schools (10-point). Some universities use 5-point or 4-point scales; international colleges and US universities use 4.0. This calculator supports all three so you can compute your GPA correctly regardless of where you study.
Why GPA matters: it's the single most important academic metric on your transcript. Recruiters at TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Microsoft, Google, and consulting firms screen for minimum GPA cutoffs (typically 7.0/10 or 3.0/4 for entry-level). MBA admissions to IIMs and global B-schools consider undergraduate GPA. PhD admissions overseas weight GPA heavily. Even your semester-on-semester GPA trend tells a story - improving GPA over years signals growth, while declining suggests focus issues. This calculator helps you track GPA accurately and predict the impact of upcoming exams on your overall score.
Choose your grading scale: 10-point, 5-point or 4-point.
Add each course or subject with its credits and grade point.
Use grade presets if your college maps A, B, C grades to points.
Read the weighted GPA and total credits instantly.
GPA is a credit-weighted average. A 4-credit subject affects GPA twice as much as a 2-credit subject. The calculator multiplies each subject's grade point by its credits, adds all weighted points, then divides by total credits.
GPA = Σ(Credits × Grade Point) / Σ(Credits)
GPA formula: GPA = Σ(Credits × Grade Points) / Σ(Credits). Each subject's contribution to GPA is weighted by its credit value. A 4-credit Operating Systems course with an A grade affects GPA twice as much as a 2-credit elective with the same grade. Grade points come from your university's letter-to-point mapping: typically A+/AA = 10, A = 9, B+ = 8, B = 7, C = 6, D = 5, E = 4, F (fail) = 0.
Three scales used in India: (1) 10-point: dominant in engineering colleges, B-schools, and most autonomous universities. (2) 7-point or 5-point: some older state universities. (3) 4.0 scale: international colleges, US-based programs, IB curriculum. Conversion from 10-point to 4.0: roughly GPA_4 = (GPA_10 / 10) × 4. So 8.5/10 ≈ 3.4/4. WES (World Education Services) provides the official conversion for visa and admission purposes.
Semester GPA (SGPA) vs Cumulative GPA (CGPA): SGPA is the GPA for one specific semester, considering only that semester's courses. CGPA is the running average across all semesters. CGPA = Σ(SGPA × Credits in semester) / Σ(Credits across all semesters). Both are important: CGPA represents overall standing; SGPA tracks semester-wise performance. Plan study time to keep SGPA above CGPA so CGPA keeps rising.
OS (4cr, A=9): 36 points. DBMS (4cr, B+=8): 32. Algorithms (4cr, A=9): 36. Microprocessors (3cr, B=7): 21. Maths (4cr, C=6): 24. Lab (5cr, A=9): 45. Total: 194 points / 24 credits = 8.08 SGPA. Solid second-class first division performance.
Sem 1: 8.4 SGPA on 30 credits. Sem 2 (predicted): 8.6 SGPA on 28 credits. CGPA = (8.4 × 30 + 8.6 × 28) / 58 = (252 + 240.8) / 58 = 8.50. Consistent performance keeps CGPA stable around target.
Using WES standard: 8.5/10 → 3.4/4.0 (B+/A−). Used in US grad school admissions where 4.0 scale is standard. Some institutions use more nuanced conversion (8.5 = 3.7) - check the specific school's policy.
Yes. It uses credits, so higher-credit subjects influence the result more.
Yes. The default is a 10-point Indian university scale, and you can switch to 4.0 or 5.0.
If your university includes failed attempts in GPA, enter them with 0 grade points. If only passed credits count, exclude them.
GPA is usually for one semester or term. CGPA is the cumulative average across semesters.
Indian academic life is full of small math problems with high stakes - converting a 10-point CGPA to percentage for a job application, checking whether you can afford to skip Friday's lecture and still hit 75% attendance, predicting your final grade after the practical exam. This tool follows the rules of the most common Indian boards and universities (CBSE, Anna University, VTU, IIT) by default and can switch to global scales (4.0, 5.0, GPA + Honors).
Use this calculator alongside the GPA, CGPA, attendance and exam-score calculators during exam season - they cover the entire chain from individual marks to a credit-weighted CGPA. Most are also useful for parents helping their children understand academic progress.
The GPA Calculator is part of the Education suite on Online Calculator Tools, alongside 6 related calculators. All tools share the same UI patterns, the same privacy-first rendering (nothing is sent to a server), and the same commitment to showing the formula and assumptions behind every result.
