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College GPA & Cumulative CGPA Calculator
Calculate semester Grade Point Average (GPA), multi-semester cumulative CGPA, and project required grades with our target GPA planner. 100% private in-browser computation.
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Scale Max: 4.00
Semester Courses
Semester GPA Summary
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Calculation Methodology & Formula
GPA equals the sum of course quality points (credit hours multiplied by numerical grade value) divided by the total semester credit hours. Cumulative CGPA computes the weighted sum across all attempted credits.
GPA = \frac{\sum (\text{Credits}_i \times \text{GradePoints}_i)}{\sum \text{Credits}_i}Worked Example: Dean’s List Semester Evaluation
Calculate GPA for 4 university courses: 14 total credit hours.
Calculus I (4 cr):A (4.0)
Physics I (4 cr):B (3.0)
English Lit (3 cr):A- (3.7)
Computer Science (3 cr):B+ (3.3)
Expected Output3.50 GPA (49.0 Total Quality Points)
Total Quality Points = (4×4.0) + (4×3.0) + (3×3.7) + (3×3.3) = 49.0. GPA = 49.0 ÷ 14 = 3.50.
Technical Constraints & Limitations
- Pass/Fail and audited courses do not earn quality points and should be excluded from GPA calculations.
- Grading policies vary by institution; verify whether your university utilizes a 4.0 or 4.33 scale before academic submission.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the mathematical difference between GPA and CGPA?
GPA (Grade Point Average) measures academic performance for a single academic term or semester. CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) measures your aggregate performance across all completed semesters by dividing cumulative quality points by cumulative credit hours.
How do credit hours affect my final GPA?
Courses with higher credit hours carry greater mathematical weight. An "A" in a 4-credit course provides 16 quality points, whereas an "A" in a 1-credit lab provides 4 quality points. Higher credit courses have a significantly larger impact on your GPA.
Are my grades and transcript data stored or sent to a server?
No. All calculations run strictly in your browser memory. Your coursework, credits, and grades never leave your device.