Add each subject's grade point and credit hours to calculate your GPA or CGPA instantly. Works for a single semester or your overall cumulative average, with as many subjects as you need.
A GPA isn't a simple average of your grades, it's a weighted average, where subjects with more credit hours count more heavily. A high grade in a 1-credit elective moves your GPA far less than the same grade in a 4-credit core course, which is why credit hours are a required input, not an optional detail.
Checking your standing before registering for next semester, or figuring out what grades you'd need in remaining courses to hit a target CGPA for a scholarship or grad school application.
Enter grade points on whatever scale your institution uses, commonly 4.0 or 10.0. The weighted-by-credits math works the same regardless.
Yes, list every subject from every semester along with its credit hours, and it computes the overall weighted average.
Subjects with zero credits are automatically excluded, since they don't affect a credit-weighted GPA.
Yes, add your existing subjects plus estimated grades for upcoming courses to see a projected CGPA.
It's credit-weighted, meaning courses with more credit hours have proportionally more influence on your final GPA, matching how most institutions calculate it officially.
Yes, add as many rows as your semester requires, for any number of subjects.
Grade points are entered on a 0-10 scale by default, matching the common Indian academic grading system, though you can adapt the numbers to match whatever scale your institution uses.