What is the difference between GPA and CGPA?
GPA reflects the weighted average for one term.
CGPA combines the current term with your previous cumulative record.
Calculate term GPA and cumulative CGPA from course credits, grades, and an editable scale.
Calculate term GPA and cumulative CGPA from course credits and letter grades.
The default 4.0 scale is editable so you can match your institution.
GPA reflects the weighted average for one term.
CGPA combines the current term with your previous cumulative record.
Enter each course with its credits and letter grade.
If your school uses a different scale, edit the coefficients before reading the final summary.