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Academic Calculator
SGPA Calculator & GPA Predictor
Add subjects, credits, grade points or marks, then predict CGPA target requirements.
Doing this
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Grading scale
Pick the one printed on your marksheet.Your subjects
Marks are turned into a grade using the scale above. Colleges that use their own cut-offs may differ by a point, so confirm against your result.
Your SGPA–Pick a grade or enter marks for each subject.
What does this do to the CGPA?
Optional. Add where you stand before this semester.
About this tool
What is SGPA Calculator & GPA Predictor?
SGPA Calculator and GPA Predictor does two jobs. It calculates your SGPA from subject credits and grade points or marks, and it predicts what happens to your CGPA, or what SGPA you need, given your current CGPA and completed credits and a target.
Useful when you need to
- Calculate the SGPA of the semester you just finished
- Estimate your new CGPA after the next result
- Find the SGPA you need to reach a target CGPA
- Compare different grade scenarios for the coming semester
How to use
How to use SGPA Calculator & GPA Predictor
01 02 Enter your base numbers
For prediction, enter your current CGPA, completed credits and target CGPA.
03 Add subjects
List each subject with its credits and either the grade point or marks.
04 Read the output
See the estimated SGPA, the new CGPA, and the SGPA required for your target.
Tips
Get better results
- Use the grade point scale your university uses, such as 10 or 4.
- Try best-case and worst-case grades to see the range.
- Update completed credits after every semester.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can it tell me what grades I need?
It tells you the SGPA required. Match that to the grades your university awards for that average.
What if my university uses a 4-point scale?
Enter grade points on the scale you use. The calculation is weighted by credits.
Is the prediction guaranteed?
No. It is an estimate based on the numbers you enter.
Does it store my data?
The calculation runs in your browser.