Cumulative GPA and CGPA Calculator
Combines your terms into a cumulative GPA, known as CGPA in many countries.
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The formula
cumulative GPA = Σ(term GPA × term credits) ÷ Σ(term credits) needed next = (target × (credits + next) − quality points) ÷ next
Weighting by credits matters: a plain average of term GPAs is wrong when terms differ in size. Some universities define CGPA in their own way, so check yours.
What to watch out for
To carry on from an existing cumulative GPA, enter it as one row with all the credits it covers, and add the new term below it. The scale can be 4, 5, 10 or whatever yours uses.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I work out my cumulative GPA?
Weight each term by its credits. A 3.2 over 15 credits and a 3.5 over 15 credits make 3.35. A term with more credits would pull harder.
Is CGPA the same as cumulative GPA?
Usually. At universities CGPA is commonly the same sum on a 10-point scale, with each semester’s SGPA weighted by its credits. A CBSE Class X CGPA is different: a plain average of subject grade points.
What GPA do I need next term?
With a 3.0 over 30 credits and 15 credits to come, a 3.2 target takes 3.60 next term.