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Model future semesters by adjusting grades and credits to see how your CGPA shifts before final results are released.
Free CGPA calculator for global universities. Instantly convert grades between 10-point and 4-point GPA scales, track SGPA semester by semester, and view your cumulative CGPA in real time.
Switch between grade systems without losing your data
Click "Add Semester" to start calculating your CGPA
Follow these three steps to see your results in seconds. The full CGPA calculator guide is available if you want screenshots and detailed scenarios.
This CGPA calculator supports the most common grading systems worldwide. Use the tables below as a quick reference when entering course results.
A CGPA calculator combines every semester result into one credit-weighted average. Enter the number of credits for each course, choose the grade, and the tool multiplies credits by grade points to produce SGPA for each term and a cumulative CGPA for your entire academic record.
Model future semesters by adjusting grades and credits to see how your CGPA shifts before final results are released.
Switch between GPA scales with one toggle and let the cgpa calculator translate grades so you do not re-enter everything.
Your data stays on your device through browser storage. No sign-in or uploads are required to keep tracking progress.
Many job applications and university admissions require your grades in percentage format. Use our CGPA to Percentage converter to get instant, accurate conversions using standard formulas.
Add each semester, type in credits and grades for every course, and watch the SGPA and CGPA numbers refresh automatically as you make changes.
Yes. Use the grade toggle near the top of the page to switch scales at any time and the calculator will convert existing entries for you.
Everything is stored locally in your browser so you can leave the page and return later without signing in or exporting files.
SGPA covers a single semester, while CGPA combines all semesters by credit weight to show your overall academic performance.