PUCIT CGPA & GPA Calculator

Accurate GPA & CGPA calculations based on official PUCIT grading rules.

Course details

Enter the courses for a single semester to calculate your GPA.

Course code Credit hours Obtained marks (0–100) Letter grade Grade points Weighted points

Marks are always rounded up to the next whole number before converting to grades (e.g., 64.1 → 65).

Results

Calculated from all valid courses in the table.

GPA –
Total credit hours
0
Total weighted grade points
0.00
Minimum CGPA for degree
2.00

    Rules summary

    Grading & GPA

    • GPA and CGPA are on a 4.00 scale.
    • Any fractional mark is rounded up to the next integer.
    • Letter grades are mapped from marks; calculations always use grade points, not letters.
    • Courses with grade F contribute 0.00 grade points but their credit hours are still counted.

    Grade equivalence

    Percentage / marks Letter grade Grade point (GP)
    85 and above (85–100) A 4.00
    80–84 A- 3.70
    75–79 B+ 3.30
    70–74 B 3.00
    65–69 B- 2.70
    61–64 C+ 2.30
    58–60 C 2.00
    55–57 C- 1.70
    50–54 D 1.00
    Below 50 or Absent (0–49) F 0.00

    Special grades (policy)

    • W – Withdrawal; does not count in GPA or CGPA and is not shown in the final transcript.
    • FW – Forced Withdrawal; does not count in GPA or CGPA but is shown in the final transcript.
    • I – Incomplete; given in case of absence from exam. Must be completed within one month via a special exam. If not completed, marks = 0 and GP = 0.00 and it then counts in GPA and CGPA.

    CGPA rules

    • CGPA is calculated as a weighted average of all courses taken in the degree.
    • The weight for each course is its credit hours (CH).
    • Overall CGPA is computed directly from individual course grade points, not by averaging semester GPAs.
    • The minimum CGPA required for a degree is 2.00.

    CGPA formula

    CGPA = Σ(ci × GPi) / Σ(ci)

    where ci is the credit hours of the i-th course and GPi is the grade point obtained in that course; n is the total number of courses in the degree.

    Worked example

    Suppose a student has 10 courses with a total of 31 credit hours and the sum of all CH × GP values is 93.3.

    Then CGPA = 93.3 ÷ 31 = 3.01.