CGPA Calculator

Calculate your Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) by entering your previous semester GPAs and their corresponding total credits.

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Difference Between GPA and CGPA

While a GPA (Grade Point Average) usually measures your academic performance for a single semester or term, your CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) measures your overall performance across all completed semesters.

Many universities use your CGPA as the ultimate decider for graduating with honors, maintaining scholarships, or determining academic probation. Our calculator helps you quickly aggregate multiple semesters to find your true Cumulative GPA.

CGPA Calculator Tool

How to Calculate Your Cumulative GPA

Finding your cumulative average across semesters requires knowing two things: the credits for each semester and the GPA for that semester. Here is how to use our tool:

  1. Semester Details: Name the semester (e.g., Fall 2023) or leave the default text.
  2. Total Credits: Input the total number of credit hours you took during that specific semester.
  3. Semester GPA: Enter the final GPA you earned for that semester.
  4. Add Semesters: Click the "Add Semester" button to input more data from previous terms.
  5. Calculate: Click Calculate CGPA to see your aggregate average.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about calculating cumulative GPAs.

No, this is a common mistake. You cannot simply add your semester GPAs and divide by the number of semesters, because each semester may have a different number of credits. A semester where you took 18 credits impacts your CGPA more heavily than a semester where you only took 12 credits.

For your privacy, this tool processes everything directly in your browser. If you refresh the page or close your browser, your data will be cleared and not saved to any database.

Our CGPA calculator supports inputs on any scale! Whether your school grades out of 4.0, 5.0, or 10.0, the underlying math for cumulative averages remains the same. Just enter your semester GPA on whatever scale your institution uses.