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Carry Over CGPA Recalculator

See what your AKTU CGPA becomes once carry over papers are cleared at an expected grade point.

Carry Over CGPA Recalculator

Carry over papers

Enter the CGPA printed while the carry over papers were still pending, along with the credits those papers carry.

Current CGPA is required.

Total credits declared is required.

Carry over credits is required.

Carry over results are commonly capped near the pass grade, so 5 is a conservative entry.

Result

CGPA once the carry over papers are cleared at the grade point you expect.

About this tool

An AKTU carry over paper sits in the CGPA at zero grade points until it is cleared. This recalculator takes the CGPA declared with the backlog, the total credits and the credits of the carry over papers, then shows the CGPA and percentage after those papers are cleared at the grade point you expect.

How it works

Using the Carry Over CGPA Recalculator in three steps

Every step below reflects the actual calculation this tool runs, so you can check the result by hand if you need to.

  1. 1

    Enter the CGPA currently declared with the carry over papers pending, plus the total credits it covers.

  2. 2

    Add the credits of the carry over papers and the grade point you expect once they are cleared.

  3. 3

    The tool moves those credits off a zero grade point and reports the recovered CGPA, the points gained and the new percentage.

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Official Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University Grading Regulations

AKTU (Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University) Passing Criteria & Marks Rules

AKTU requires passing both external end-semester theory exams and overall subject aggregate. Internal sessional marks are combined with external marks.

Assessment ComponentMax MarksPass MarksOfficial Guidelines
External End-Sem Theory70 Marks21 Marks (30%)Mandatory minimum in end-semester theory exam.
Internal Sessional Assessment30 MarksNo individual cutoffInternal marks combine with external to reach 40% aggregate.
Overall Theory Aggregate100 Marks40 Marks (40%)Combined score of internal + external must be at least 40.
Practical / Lab / Viva50 / 100 Marks50%Minimum 50% required in practical & viva examinations.

Grace Marks Policy

AKTU awards up to 7 to 10 grace marks per academic session for borderline failed subjects to help students reach the 40% aggregate threshold (awards Grade E). Grace marks block Honours degree eligibility.

ATKT & Carry-Over Progression Guidelines

  • Students can carry forward failed subjects (Carry Over Papers) to subsequent semesters.
  • Clearance of carry-over subjects replaces zero grade points with earned points.
  • Honours division requires clearing all subjects in the first attempt without carry-over or grace marks.

AKTU (Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University) Key Terms & Grading Definitions

Official explanations for YGPA, DGPA, SPI, CPI, CGPA and Distinction criteria.

First Class with Distinction

Awarded to students securing CGPA >= 8.50 without any grace marks or carry-over papers throughout the 4-year B.Tech program.

CGPA >= 8.50 (No Grace, No Carry-over)

First Class

Awarded to students securing CGPA >= 6.50 to 8.49.

SGPA vs CGPA

SGPA is single semester credit-weighted average. CGPA is cumulative credit-weighted average across all completed semesters.

Downloading AKTU CGPA to Percentage Conversion Certificate

Official instructions for downloading and verifying your university percentage conversion certificate.

Official Circular Ref

AKTU B.Tech Academic Regulations Ordinance Section 14

Issuing Authority: Controller of Examinations, AKTU Lucknow

Step-by-Step Download Instructions

  1. 1Log in to the AKTU ERP Student Portal (aktu.ac.in).
  2. 2Navigate to 'Student Dashboard' -> 'Documents & Circulars'.
  3. 3Download the official 'CGPA to Percentage Conversion Formula Circular'.
  4. 4The circular explicitly states: Percentage = (CGPA x 10) - 7.5.
  5. 5Attach a copy of this official circular with your provisional degree / transcript for job & higher education applications.

Quick Conversion Lookup Table (AKTU Official Formula)

AKTU B.Tech Ordinance Section 14 pre-computed CGPA to percentage lookup table.

Formula: Percentage = (CGPA x 10) - 7.5
SGPA / CGPAEquivalent PercentageAcademic Division / Class
6.0052.50%Second Division
6.2555.00%Second Division
6.5057.50%First Division
6.7560.00%First Division
7.0062.50%First Division
7.2565.00%First Division
7.5067.50%First Division
7.7570.00%First Division
8.0072.50%First Division
8.2575.00%First Division
8.5077.50%First Division with Honours
8.7580.00%First Division with Honours
9.0082.50%First Division with Honours
9.2585.00%First Division with Honours
9.5087.50%First Division with Honours
9.7590.00%First Division with Honours
10.0092.50%First Division with Honours

CGPA after clearing carry over papers

New CGPA = (Current CGPA x Total credits + Expected grade point x Carry over credits) / Total credits
  • Carry over credits already sit in the total, earning zero grade points until the paper clears.
  • The percentage shown applies the AKTU (CGPA x 10) - 7.5 rule.
  • Honours requires a CGPA of 7.5 with no carry over history, so a cleared back paper normally rules it out.

Frequently asked questions

What grade point should I expect after a carry over exam?

Plan conservatively around the pass grade, since re-examination results commonly cluster near the minimum passing grade point.

Does the carry over stay on the marksheet?

The result history records the attempt, which is why honours and distinction eligibility is normally lost even after the paper is cleared.

Do carry over credits count twice?

No. The credits are counted once in the total. Clearing the paper only replaces its zero grade points with the grade earned.

How do I find the credits of a carry over paper?

They are printed against the subject on the semester marksheet and in the AKTU evaluation scheme for your branch.

Can the recalculated CGPA exceed ten?

No. The result is capped at ten, and a value pressing against the cap usually means the expected grade point entered is too optimistic.

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