Track every semester, hit your target CGPA.

CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the credit-weighted average of your grade points across every course. For each course, multiply its grade point by its credit units, add those up across all semesters, then divide by the total credit units. Courses with more credit units count more toward your CGPA.

GPA (Grade Point Average) measures your performance for a single semester, while CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the running average across all the semesters you have completed so far. Your CGPA is the figure used for your final degree classification.

Yes. CGPA Calculator is completely free for students. You can calculate your CGPA, build a class timetable, and save your results to a free account with no payment required.

Yes. You can switch between the 5.0 and 4.0 grading scales, and you can customise the score thresholds for each grade (for example, A from 70 or A from 80) so the calculator matches your school's exact grading system.

Yes. The calculator works for every department and faculty. You can enter your own courses, scores, and credit units manually, or load a ready-made course list, so it fits any programme from 100 to 600 level.

On the 5.0 scale, a First Class typically requires a CGPA of 4.50 and above, Second Class Upper 3.50–4.49, Second Class Lower 2.40–3.49, and Third Class 1.50–2.39. The built-in target-CGPA planner shows the average you need in your remaining courses to reach any class.