Calculate semester GPA or cumulative GPA across multiple terms, supporting both 4.0 and 5.0 grading scales.
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Grade Point Average is a credit-weighted average of your grade points. A grade in a 4-credit course counts twice as much as the same grade in a 2-credit course, because it represents twice the academic effort. The calculator weights everything automatically — you just enter credits and grades.
There are two common scales. The 4.0 scale (used in the United States and many international universities) maps letter grades A through F to numerical values. The 5.0 scale is used by many South Asian and Australian institutions and has a slightly different grade-to-point mapping. Pick the scale your institution uses.
For cumulative GPA across multiple semesters, list every course from every semester. The calculator weights each course by its credit count, exactly as your transcript does. You can include or exclude pass/fail and audit courses depending on whether your institution counts them.
Whichever your institution uses. US and Canadian universities mostly use 4.0; many Bangladeshi, Indian and Australian universities use 5.0. Check your transcript or contact your registrar.
It depends on your institution policy. Many exclude pass/fail from GPA calculation; some count "pass" as a specific grade point. Check before including or excluding them.
Semester GPA is just one semester; cumulative GPA is every course you have ever taken. Cumulative GPA changes more slowly because it includes more courses.
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