CGPA & GPA Calculators for Every Grading Scale

Pick the calculator that matches your university's grading system and get instant, credit-weighted results — with multi-semester support, SGPA conversion, target planning, and PDF export.

Every university follows a different grading scale. Choose the card below that matches your institution for an accurate, dedicated calculator.

How every calculator works

Step 01

Enter your grades

Course names, credit hours, and letter grades — or paste them straight from your transcript.

Step 02

We do the weighting

Every result is credit-weighted, not simply averaged — the same way your registrar calculates it.

Step 03

Export or plan ahead

Download a PDF report, or use the target CGPA planner to see what you need next semester.

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Why Grading Scale Matters

Choosing the Right CGPA Calculator

Not every university calculates CGPA the same way. A grade of "A" might equal 4.00 at one institution and 3.75 at another, and some countries use entirely different scales — 5.0, 7.0, or 10.0 — instead of the common 4.0 system. Using a calculator built for the wrong scale will give you an inaccurate CGPA, which matters when you're applying for scholarships, jobs, or graduate programs.

That's why this site offers a dedicated calculator for each major grading system, listed above. Pick the one that matches your official transcript, and you'll get an accurate, credit-weighted CGPA with multi-semester tracking, SGPA conversion, a target CGPA planner, and a downloadable PDF report — all for free.

Not sure which scale applies to you? Read how CGPA is calculated or the difference between CGPA and GPA for more context.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the calculator that matches your university's official grading scale. Public universities and National University (NU) in Bangladesh generally use the Standard 4.0 scale, most private universities (NSU, BRAC, IUB, UIU, EWU, AIUB) use the North American scale, Indian universities typically use the 10-Point scale, and Nigerian, Australian, and Canadian universities each use their own scale. Choosing the wrong scale will give you an inaccurate CGPA.

Yes. All calculators on this site are completely free, require no sign-up, and work on any device.

Yes, use the dedicated CGPA to Percentage Calculator, which supports common conversion formulas including the Bangladesh proportional method and India's CBSE/AICTE/VTU formulas.

Grading scales differ in their maximum grade point and how letter grades map to numeric values. The Standard and North American scales top out at 4.0 (4.33 for some Canadian schools), the Indian scale tops out at 10.0, the Nigerian scale at 5.0, and the Australian scale at 7.0. Always check your institution's official grade table before relying on a calculated result. See our CGPA vs GPA guide for more.