Choose your scale
Enter your institution's grade-point maximum. Use numerical points or define each grade label and its point value yourself.
Enter course credits and numeric points or your own grade-label mapping to calculate a credit-weighted semester GPA with a visible breakdown.
Workspace
Use the tool below. Your inputs stay local when the tool supports browser-only processing.
Last reviewed: · Testing methodology
Workflow
Enter your institution's grade-point maximum. Use numerical points or define each grade label and its point value yourself.
Enter positive credits and grade points for each counted course. Explicitly exclude pass/fail, audit or repeated attempts that your institution does not count.
Calculate and inspect each credit × point contribution and total included credits. Display rounding does not alter intermediate calculations.
For included courses, SGPA = Σ(credits × points) / Σ(credits). Excluded rows contribute neither credits nor points. Mappings reject blank or case-equivalent duplicate labels and point values outside the selected scale.
Use numeric grade points from a transcript or build your own mapping. A grade label with no mapping is an error rather than an assumed zero. Zero-credit courses must be explicitly excluded.
Use your institution's official calculator or transcript when special regulations, course replacement or non-credit-weighted formulas apply.
| Option | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| This browser tool | Quick, private, one-off work | Limited by browser memory and the documented feature set |
| Desktop or command-line tool | Batch jobs and repeatable automation | Requires installation and setup |
Implementation checked on 2026-09-16. Unit tests and local browser checks covered 74/9 = 8.222222…, custom scales, included and excluded courses, zero-point grades and invalid mappings including case-equivalent labels. Formula output and narrow layouts were checked.
Read the testing methodologyNo. It calculates a credit-weighted mean from your selected scale and included courses. Check your institution's course inclusion, repeated-attempt and rounding rules before using the result.
No. An included course with zero points contributes its credits and zero weighted points. Exclude a course only when your official rules exclude it.