GPA Calculator
GPA Calculator: free, instant and private. Credit-weighting is where self-calculations go wrong: an A in a 4-credit course pulls twice as hard as an A in a 2-credit lab.
How the GPA Calculator works
The GPA Calculator takes Grade points and credits per line (e.g. "9 4"), Scale and returns the answer instantly — no button to hunt for, no page reload. Credit-weighting is where self-calculations go wrong: an A in a 4-credit course pulls twice as hard as an A in a 2-credit lab. The (GPA − 0.75) × 10 conversion is the widely used CBSE-style mapping — some universities publish their own table, so check before quoting a percentage on a form.
Enter your own numbers to replace the example values; the result panel updates as you type. Everything runs in this single page, so nothing you enter leaves your device.
Formula used
GPA = Σ(grade point × credits) ÷ Σ(credits)
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| grade point | on your university's 10-point or 4.0 scale |
| credits | the course's weight — labs usually count less |
| percentage | 10-point: (GPA − 0.75) × 10; 4.0 scale: GPA × 25 |
Credit-weighting is where self-calculations go wrong: an A in a 4-credit course pulls twice as hard as an A in a 2-credit lab. The (GPA − 0.75) × 10 conversion is the widely used CBSE-style mapping — some universities publish their own table, so check before quoting a percentage on a form.
Inputs used: Grade points and credits per line (e.g. "9 4"), Scale.
Worked example
Take the default example — grade points and credits per line (e.g. "9 4") of 9 4 8 3 10 2, scale set to 10-point (SGPA/CGPA):
- gpa: 8.89
- percent: 81.4
- credits: 9
- courses: 3
Frequently asked questions
- What formula does the GPA Calculator use?
- It uses GPA = Σ(grade point × credits) ÷ Σ(credits), where grade point is the on your university's 10-point or 4.0 scale; credits is the the course's weight — labs usually count less; percentage is the 10-point: (GPA − 0.75) × 10; 4.0 scale: GPA × 25.
- Is the GPA Calculator free?
- Yes. There is no signup, no usage limit and no watermark — the checker runs entirely in your browser.
- How do I read the result?
- Credit-weighting is where self-calculations go wrong: an A in a 4-credit course pulls twice as hard as an A in a 2-credit lab. The (GPA − 0.75) × 10 conversion is the widely used CBSE-style mapping — some universities publish their own table, so check before quoting a percentage on a form.
- Does the GPA Calculator store or send my data?
- No. Every calculation happens locally in the page, so the numbers you type are never uploaded or logged.
- Does it work on a phone and offline?
- Yes — the page is a single lightweight file that adapts to any screen size. Once it has loaded it keeps working without a network connection.