GPA Calculator

To calculate your GPA on a standard 4.0 scale: (1) Convert each letter grade to its grade point equivalent (A=4.0, B=3.0, C=2.0, D=1.0, F=0.0). (2) Multiply each grade point by the course credit hours to obtain Quality Points. (3) Sum all Quality Points. (4) Divide total Quality Points by total attempted credit hours: GPA = Total Quality Points ÷ Total Credit Hours.

In Bangladesh Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) board examinations, GPA is calculated on a 5.00 scale: 80–100% = A+ (5.00, GPA 5 / Golden), 70–79% = A (4.00), 60–69% = A- (3.50), 50–59% = B (3.00), 40–49% = C (2.00), 33–39% = D (1.00), and below 33% = F (0.00). The total GPA is the average of mandatory subject grade points plus optional 4th subject bonus points (points exceeding 2.0).

Under National Universities Commission (NUC) standards in Nigeria, GPA is computed on a 5.00 scale: 70–100% = A (5.00, First Class), 60–69% = B (4.00, Second Class Upper 2:1), 50–59% = C (3.00, Second Class Lower 2:2), 45–49% = D (2.00, Third Class), 40–44% = E (1.00, Pass), and 0–39% = F (0.00, Fail). Quality Points = Course Credit Units × Grade Point.

Many US high school districts (especially in Texas) use a 6.0 weighted GPA scale to reward academic rigor: Tier 1 (AP, IB, and Dual Credit) courses are graded on a 6.0 scale (A=6.0), Tier 2 (Honors and Pre-AP) on a 5.5 scale (A=5.5), and Tier 3 (On-Level / Regular) on a 5.0 or 4.0 scale (A=4.0/5.0). This weighted GPA determines high school class rank and automatic state college admissions.

In Australian universities such as UQ, QUT, Curtin, and Griffith, GPA is calculated out of 7.00: High Distinction (HD, 85%+) = 7.0, Distinction (D, 75–84%) = 6.0, Credit (C, 65–74%) = 5.0, Pass (P, 50–64%) = 4.0, and Fail (F, <50%) = 0.0 or 1.5. Cumulative GPA = Σ (Grade Points × Course Units) ÷ Σ Course Units.

Several Canadian institutions use specialized scales: York University and University of Alberta use a 9.0 scale (A+=9, A=8, B+=7, B=6, C+=5, C=4, D+=3, D=2, E=1, F=0). McMaster University uses a 12.0 point scale (A+=12, A=11, A-=10, B+=9, B=8, B-=7, C+=6, C=5, C-=4, D+=3, D=2, D-=1, F=0). Both scales convert into standard US 4.0 and OMSAS scales using our built-in converter.

For Indian 10-point CGPA: Standard US WES conversion is US GPA = (CGPA ÷ 10) × 4.0. For 100-point scale: 90–100% = 4.0 (A), 80–89% = 3.0 (B), 70–79% = 2.0 (C), 60–69% = 1.0 (D), and below 60% = 0.0 (F). On Result91, switch to Tab 4 (Universal Scale Converter) for instant multi-scale conversion.

An unweighted GPA is calculated on a 4.0 scale regardless of class difficulty. A weighted GPA awards bonus points for advanced coursework: Honors courses receive +0.5 points (up to 4.5 scale), while Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and College Dual Enrollment receive +1.0 point (up to 5.0 scale, or up to 6.0 in tiered districts).

In the French Baccalaureate and several Middle Eastern & Egyptian universities, grades are given out of 20: 16–20 = Très Bien (Very Good / 4.0 GPA equivalent), 14–15.9 = Bien (Good / 3.7 GPA), 12–13.9 = Assez Bien (Satisfactory / 3.0 GPA), 10–11.9 = Passable (Pass / 2.0 GPA), and <10 = Insuffisant (Fail / 0.0).

A 'Pass' (P) or 'Credit' (CR) grade awards academic credit towards graduation but carries zero grade points, excluding it from both quality points and attempted credit denominators. An official Withdrawal ('W') is non-punitive and has zero GPA impact. However, an administrative 'WF' (Withdrawal Failing) is recorded as 0.0 and lowers your GPA.