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Know your GPA in seconds — any scale, any country.

Calculate semester and cumulative GPA on the 4.0 scale, CGPA and SGPA on the 10-point scale, and convert CGPA to percentage for your exact university.

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Every calculator a student needs

One engine, every grading system.

Which calculator do I need?

Pick the situation that matches yours.

I want my overall GPA across all semesters. Use the cumulative GPA calculator for the US 4.0 scale, or the CGPA calculator if your university grades on the 10-point scale.

I only need this term's average. The grade calculator handles a single course from assignments and exams; the SGPA calculator gives one semester's grade-point average, and SGPA → CGPA rolls several semesters together.

I take AP, IB or honors classes. The weighted GPA calculator adds the rigor bonus, and the high school GPA calculator tracks the 4.0 scale year by year.

I need to convert CGPA to a percentage. Different universities use different formulas, so go to the CGPA to percentage calculator and pick your institution — the same 8.5 CGPA can be 77.5% at one university and 85% at another. Going the other way, the percentage to CGPA calculator reverses it. Browse every formula in the university formulas directory.

I'm applying abroad. The CGPA to US GPA (WES) tool estimates a US 4.0 equivalent for credential evaluation. There are also dedicated guides for US GPA and Canada GPA.

I have a target in mind. The target GPA planner works out the average you need across your remaining credits, and the final grade calculator tells you the exact score you need on one exam.

Conversions you can actually cite

Why students and counselors trust these numbers.

Most CGPA-to-percentage tools apply one generic multiplier to every university. That's wrong often enough to cost real marks on an application. We do the opposite: every university's formula is taken from its official circular, examination manual or grade-card legend, recorded with its source, and shown on the page with a verification status and the date it was last checked.

That means when an admissions office or employer asks where your percentage came from, you can point to the same primary source the university published — not a rule of thumb. The directory currently covers 200+ Indian universities plus Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan institutions, and it grows as new official conversions are verified.

Every calculator also runs entirely in your browser: no sign-up, nothing uploaded, and results you can share by link or download as a PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Is this GPA calculator free?
Yes — every calculator is free with no sign-up. They run entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded, and you can share results by link or download a PDF report.
What's the difference between GPA and CGPA?
GPA usually means the US 4.0-scale average, while CGPA in India is a cumulative average on the 10-point scale. The math is the same idea — a credit-weighted average of grade points — but the maximum differs. Use the GPA calculator for the 4.0 scale and the CGPA calculator for the 10-point scale.
How do I convert my CGPA to a percentage?
It depends on your university — there's no single universal formula. Open the CGPA to percentage calculator, select your institution, and it applies that university's officially published formula. CBSE, for example, multiplies by 9.5, while VTU and Anna University use their own.
Can I convert an Indian CGPA to a US GPA for study abroad?
Yes. The CGPA to US GPA (WES) tool estimates a US 4.0-scale equivalent in the style credential-evaluation services use. Treat it as an estimate — the official evaluation is done by the agency the university names.
Is a weighted or unweighted GPA better for college applications?
Many colleges recalculate to an unweighted 4.0 scale for fair comparison, but they also see your weighted GPA and transcript, which show course rigor. Calculate both: an unweighted GPA and a weighted GPA.