GPA Calculators: Convert, Calculate and Track Your Grades

These GPA calculators help students calculate grades across courses and semesters, convert between grading formats, and check their academic standing. Use the High School GPA, College GPA, or Cumulative GPA calculator to work with course grades and credits. The GPA calculator offers another way to calculate your average.For transcripts that use other formats, try Percentage to GPA or CGPA to Percentage. SGPA to CGPA helps combine semester results into a cumulative figure. These tools are useful for students reviewing their progress and applicants preparing academic records. Check your institution’s grading scale before using a conversion for an application.

GPA

Enter your course grades (letters A+ to F or points 0–4) and credit hours to find your semester GPA on the 4.0 scale, with a full course-by-course breakdown.

High School GPA

Calculate your high school GPA on both the unweighted 4.0 scale and a weighted scale. Enter your letter grades, course levels (Regular, Honors, AP/IB) and credits for up to eight classes.

CGPA to Percentage

Convert your CGPA on a 10-point scale into an equivalent percentage using the standard CBSE factor of 9.5 or a custom factor set by your university. Enter your CGPA and get the percentage, grade classification and a full calculation summary.

Cumulative GPA

Combine your prior cumulative GPA and credits with this semester's letter grades to find your new cumulative GPA, semester GPA, and quality points on the 4.0 scale.

Percentage to GPA

Convert your percentage grade to GPA on a 4.0, 4.3, 5.0 or 10-point scale. Enter your percentage score, pick the target scale, and get the GPA equivalent plus a US letter grade.

College GPA

Enter your letter grades and credit hours for up to six courses this semester, plus your prior GPA and credits, to instantly see your semester GPA and cumulative GPA on the 4.0 scale.

SGPA to CGPA

Convert your semester SGPAs into an overall CGPA on the 10-point scale. Enter the SGPA and credit points for each completed semester to get your weighted CGPA, total credits, and approximate percentage.