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GPA & CGPA Calculator

Calculate semester GPA and cumulative CGPA on the HEC 4.0 scale, by letter grade or percentage.

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Check your own university's scale

Most Pakistani universities follow a 4.0 scale broadly aligned with HEC guidance, but the percentage bands mapped to each letter differ between institutions, and some apply relative grading within a class. For an exact figure, use the scale printed in your own university handbook.

Frequently asked questions

GPA is the weighted average of grade points for a single semester. CGPA is the cumulative average across every semester completed so far, weighted by credit hours. This tool calculates your semester GPA and, if you enter your previous CGPA and total credits, your updated CGPA.

Each course contributes in proportion to its credit hours, which is why a poor grade in a four-credit course affects your GPA more than the same grade in a one-credit course. The calculation multiplies grade points by credit hours, sums them, and divides by total credit hours.

Most follow a 4.0 scale broadly aligned with HEC guidance, but the percentage bands mapped to each letter grade differ between institutions, and some apply relative grading within a class. Check your own university handbook if you need an exact figure rather than a close estimate.

Yes. Enter your current CGPA and completed credits, then try different grades for next semester's courses to see the resulting CGPA. That is usually more useful than calculating a past result, because it tells you what is actually achievable.