CGPA Calculator (Educational)

What Is CGPA?

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average. It represents a student’s overall academic performance across multiple semesters or academic terms.

Difference Between GPA and CGPA

GPA represents performance in a single term or semester
CGPA represents the average of GPAs across all terms

Understanding the Concept

To calculate CGPA, the GPAs of all completed semesters are added together and then divided by the number of semesters. This gives a single value representing long-term academic consistency.

Formula Used

CGPA = Sum of All Semester GPAs ÷ Number of Semesters

Step-by-Step Example

Semester GPAs: 3.2, 3.5, 3.0, 3.8
Total GPA = 13.5
CGPA = 13.5 ÷ 4 = 3.38

Try the CGPA Calculator

Enter semester GPAs (comma separated)

How the Result Is Interpreted

The calculated CGPA reflects overall academic performance across multiple semesters. A higher CGPA indicates consistent academic achievement.

What You Learn From This Tool

How semester GPAs combine into CGPA
Why long-term consistency matters
How CGPA differs from single-term GPA

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Including incomplete semesters
Mixing different GPA scales
Forgetting to count the total number of semesters

Educational Notice: This calculator is intended for learning purposes only. Actual CGPA calculations may vary by institution.

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