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GPA to CGPA Calculator

Enter each semester’s GPA and the credits you took that term. The calculator weights every semester by its credits and returns the cumulative CGPA. That is the same method registrars use, so a heavy semester counts more than a light one.

SemesterGPACredits
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Semester 2
Semester 3
Cumulative CGPA
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Weighted by credits across 3 semesters.
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What this calculator does

“GPA to CGPA” is really a question about combining terms. Your semester GPA is already an average; the CGPA is the average of those averages, weighted by how many credits each term carried. This page implements exactly that. It is the right tool when your transcript lists a GPA per semester but no cumulative figure, or when you want to project what next semester would do to your overall standing.

The GPA into CGPA formula

CGPA = ÎŁ(GPAi Ă— creditsi) Ă· ÎŁ(creditsi)

Multiply each semester’s GPA by its credits, add those products, and divide by the total credits. This is the definition used by HEC Pakistan, UGC-pattern universities in India and US registrars alike; only the scale (4.0, 5.0 or 10) changes.

Worked example (4.0 scale)

SemesterGPACreditsGPA Ă— credits
13.201651.2
23.601864.8
33.851557.75
43.401757.8
Total66231.55

CGPA = 231.55 Ă· 66 = 3.51. A simple average of the four GPAs would give 3.51 as well here because the credit loads are similar; with a 12-credit semester and a 21-credit semester the two methods diverge noticeably.

Worked example (10-point scale)

Three semesters of 8.2 (24 credits), 7.6 (22 credits) and 8.9 (26 credits): (196.8 + 167.2 + 231.4) ÷ 72 = 595.4 ÷ 72 = 8.27 CGPA. To turn that into a percentage, use the India CGPA to Percentage page and pick your university’s formula.

Projecting next semester

Add a row for the coming term with the credits you plan to take and the GPA you expect. The result shows what your CGPA would become. If you need a specific target, the Target GPA calculator solves the reverse problem: the GPA you must earn next term to reach a given CGPA.

How to combine GPA into CGPA with this calculator

  1. Enter the GPA and credits for your first semester.
  2. Add a row for each further semester (any number).
  3. Read the credit-weighted CGPA; it updates as you type.
  4. Remove a row to see how your CGPA would look without it.

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Disclaimer: Results are educational estimates. Universities may exclude certain courses, apply retake replacement or round differently; the official transcript is authoritative.

Sources

The formula on this page follows the documents below. Confirm any figure that matters with the issuing body or your registrar.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I convert GPA to CGPA?

You do not convert one number into another; you combine several. CGPA = ÎŁ(semester GPA Ă— semester credits) Ă· ÎŁ(credits). Two semesters of 3.6 (15 credits) and 3.2 (18 credits) give (54 + 57.6) Ă· 33 = 3.38, not the simple average of 3.4.

Can I just average my semester GPAs?

Only if every semester carried the same number of credits. Otherwise the simple average over- or understates the result. The difference is usually small (a few hundredths) but it matters at scholarship cut-offs.

Does this work for a 10-point Indian scale?

Yes. The formula is scale-independent: enter SGPAs on the 10-point scale and credits per semester and the result is your 10-point CGPA. The SGPA to CGPA calculator is the same tool with Indian terminology.

Is GPA the same as CGPA?

GPA usually refers to one semester; CGPA (cumulative GPA) covers every semester completed so far. Some universities call the cumulative figure "overall GPA" instead of CGPA. The number this tool produces is the cumulative one.

What if I retook a course?

Most universities replace the original grade in the CGPA and keep the credits counted once. Enter the semester GPA as it appears on your transcript after the replacement; the tool has no way to know your retake policy.