Calculate Your SGPA from Subject Grades
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The short answer
SGPA is the sum of credits times grade points, divided by the total credits. Add each subject, its credits and your grade, and the tool does the sum. If your university's grade table is different, choose the option to type the grade points yourself.
Grade tables differ between universities. Pick the points from your own table if it is not this one.
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How to: Calculate Your SGPA from Subject Grades
- 1Choose the SGPA option.
- 2Add each subject with its credits and grade.
- 3Use the grade points option if your table differs from the common O, A+, A, B+ one.
- 4Read your SGPA under the list.
At a glance
- Formula
- SGPA = Σ(credits × grade points) ÷ Σ credits
- Grade tables
- Common letter grades, or type the points yourself
- Check
- Your result sheet has the official SGPA
Frequently asked questions
Do subjects with an F count?
Yes, in most universities a failed subject counts with zero grade points until you clear it. Your university rules say how a reappearance is counted.
Why is my SGPA different from the official one?
Check the credits and the grade table. Different universities give different points to the same letter, and some leave out audit courses.
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