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Credit Weighted GPA Calculator

Compute SGPA from subject grade points and credits on any ten point scheme.

Credit Weighted GPA Calculator

Subjects, credits and grade points

Add one row per subject with the credits it carries and the grade point awarded on the 10 point scale.

Subject rows

Each row takes a subject name, its credits and the grade point.

Result

Works for any university that reports grade points on a 10 point credit system.

Add credits and grade points for at least one subject.

About this tool

The universal SGPA calculation used by MAKAUT, AKTU, SPPU and every other ten point credit system. Add one row per subject with its credits and the grade point awarded, and the tool returns the credit weighted grade point average along with the total credits and grade points earned, so you can verify the SGPA printed on a marksheet.

How it works

Using the Credit Weighted GPA Calculator 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

    Add one row per subject with its credits and the grade point awarded on the ten point scale.

  2. 2

    The tool multiplies credits by grade points for each row and totals them.

  3. 3

    That total is divided by the total credits to give the SGPA, shown alongside the credits and grade points earned.

Credit weighted SGPA

SGPA = Sum of (Credits x Grade point) / Sum of (Credits)
  • Grade points on the common ten point scale run O = 10, E or A+ = 9, A = 8, B = 7, C = 6, D = 5 and F = 0.
  • A failed subject contributes zero grade points but its credits stay in the denominator.
  • Audit or non credit courses are excluded because they carry no credit weight.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my SGPA lower than the average of my grades?

Because high credit subjects weigh more. A four credit subject with a low grade pulls the average further than a one credit subject with a high grade.

How do I enter a failed subject?

Enter the subject with its credits and a grade point of zero. That reproduces how the university computes the SGPA while the paper is pending.

Can I use this for CGPA as well?

Yes. Replace each subject row with a semester, using the semester SGPA as the grade point and the semester credits as the credits.

What grade point matches each letter?

The common mapping is O for ten, E or A plus for nine, A for eight, B for seven, C for six, D for five and F for zero.

Can I verify my printed SGPA with this?

Yes. Entering the credits and grade points exactly as printed should reproduce the SGPA on the grade card to two decimals.

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