CGPA Calculator

Calculate your Cumulative GPA from multiple subjects, on a 4.0, 5.0, or custom scale โ€” with instant percentage conversion.

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Free CGPA Calculator โ€” Cumulative GPA from Multiple Subjects

Whether you're tracking your progress across semesters or double-checking your transcript, our free CGPA Calculator lets you add unlimited subjects with their credit hours and grades, then instantly calculates your Cumulative GPA โ€” with support for 4.0, 5.0, and fully custom grading scales.

Why Use This Tool

  • Unlimited subjects: Add and remove as many subjects as you need.
  • Multiple grading scales: 4.0, 5.0, or set your own custom maximum.
  • Percentage conversion: See your CGPA converted to an estimated percentage.
  • Auto-save: Your subject list is saved locally so you don't lose your work.

How to Calculate CGPA

Step 1: Choose your grading scale (4.0, 5.0, or custom).

Step 2: Add each subject with its credit hours and grade point earned.

Step 3: Click "Calculate CGPA" to see your result instantly.

Step 4: Optionally choose a percentage conversion method to see an estimated percentage.

How CGPA Is Calculated

CGPA = (Sum of [Grade Point ร— Credit Hours] for all subjects) รท (Total Credit Hours). Each subject's contribution is weighted by how many credit hours it's worth, so a 4-credit course affects your CGPA more than a 1-credit course.

Common Use Cases

  • Tracking your cumulative academic performance across semesters.
  • Estimating your final CGPA before results are officially published.
  • Converting your CGPA to a percentage for job or scholarship applications.
  • Planning what grades you need in remaining subjects to reach a target CGPA.

Privacy & Security

All calculations happen locally in your browser. Your subject list is optionally saved in your browser's local storage for convenience and is never uploaded to any server.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Multiply each subject's grade point by its credit hours, sum these, then divide by total credit hours.
GPA is usually for one semester; CGPA is the cumulative average across all semesters.
Common methods multiply CGPA by 9.5 (10-point scale) or 25 (4.0 scale), though it varies by institution.
Yes, select Custom Scale and enter your own maximum grade point.
Yes, completely free with unlimited subjects and calculations.
No, everything happens locally in your browser; your list is optionally saved only on your own device.

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