International GPA & CGPA Calculator by Country

Multiply each course grade point by its credit value, add the resulting quality points, and divide by the total included credits. A course with more credits has a larger effect on the final GPA.

GPA usually describes an average for one period, SGPA means semester grade point average, and CGPA is the cumulative average across several semesters or academic periods. Institutions may use the labels differently, so follow the wording on your transcript.

Enter your previous cumulative GPA or CGPA together with the credits already completed. The calculator combines those weighted points with the current term instead of taking a simple average of semester results.

Yes. Select a grading profile that contains mark bands, choose marks or percentage input, and enter each course score and credit value. The calculator maps the score to the selected profile before applying credit weighting.

No. Universities, faculties, examination boards and programs can use different cut-offs inside the same country. The country selector provides common profiles and generic alternatives, but your transcript legend or academic handbook remains the authoritative source.

Yes. Choose the custom profile, set the scale maximum and direction, then edit the grade bands and grade points. This is useful when your institution uses a scale that is not listed exactly.

The converter provides a proportional estimate between selected scales. It is not an official credential evaluation, admission decision or guaranteed equivalency because institutions may use non-linear, course-by-course or qualification-specific rules.

Select the relevant 10-point source profile and a 4.0 destination profile in the converter. Use the result as an estimate only and check the receiving university or credential evaluator for its official method.

Enter the exact credits, credit hours, units, coefficients or course weights shown by your institution. The calculator multiplies each included result by its weight and divides by the sum of those weights.

Yes. Enter your current result, completed credits, target result and planned future credits. The target planner calculates the weighted result required across the future credits and reports when the target is outside the selected scale.

Yes. The calculator can be used without account registration. Its calculations, custom scale editor, target planner, result copy, printing and local save features are available on the page.

Yes. The course rows, settings, results, converter, planner and FAQ layout adapt to modern mobile browsers, tablets, laptops and desktop computers.

The calculations run in your browser. Course names, grades and credits are not uploaded by this page. Data is saved in browser storage only when you choose Save on this device, and Reset clears the current calculator entries.

The selected profile may not match your institution, or the institution may exclude repeated, pass/fail, withdrawn, audited or non-credit courses. Check the transcript legend, rounding rules, repeated-course policy and which credits count toward GPA.

Confirm that the input is inside the selected scale, credits are greater than zero and the input mode matches the data you entered. If your transcript uses another system, select a different profile or create a custom scale.