Education
Calculate your semester grade point average using numeric grades and course credits.
SGPA
8.37out of 10
Based on 3 courses with a total of 10.00 credits.
SGPA is calculated as the weighted average of your grades. Enter grade points on a scale of 0–10 for each course, weighted by credit hours.
SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average) is the weighted average of all grades earned in a single semester, where each course is weighted by its credit value. It ranges from 0.0 to 4.0 (or 10.0 on some Indian university scales) and appears on your official transcript. SGPA is distinct from CGPA, which averages all semesters together.
The calculator multiplies each course's grade points by its credit hours, sums those products, then divides by the total credits. For example, an A in a 4-credit course contributes more to your SGPA than a B in a 2-credit course. The tool automates this calculation so you see your semester average instantly without manual arithmetic.
SGPA = Σ(Grade Points × Credit Hours) / Σ(Credit Hours)Grade Points are the numerical values assigned to letter grades (A=4.0, B=3.0, C=2.0, D=1.0 in the 4.0 scale); Credit Hours are the weightings assigned to each course (usually 1–4 hours per course). The sum of all (Grade × Credit) products is divided by total credits to get the average.
| Input | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Course 1: A (4.0 pts) × 4 credits; Course 2: B (3.0 pts) × 3 credits; Course 3: C (2.0 pts) × 2 credits | SGPA = 3.56 | Weighted by credit hours; the 4-credit A pulls the average up more than the smaller courses |
| Three courses: B+ (3.3), B (3.0), B (3.0), all 3 credits each | SGPA = 3.1 | Equal credits, so straight average of the three grades |
| Course 1: A (10 pts) × 4 credits; Course 2: B (8 pts) × 3 credits (on 10-point scale used in India) | SGPA = 9.14 (on 10.0 scale) | Indian universities often use a 10-point scale instead of 4.0 |
SGPA is your semester average; CGPA (Cumulative GPA) averages all your semesters over your entire degree. Use this tool for SGPA; use a CGPA calculator to combine all semesters.
Dropped courses usually don't appear on your transcript, so exclude them. Failed courses (F, 0.0 points) must be included because they lower your GPA; some schools let you retake and replace the grade.
Yes, select the 10-point scale option. The formula is identical; only the grade-point range changes (0–10 instead of 0–4).
Check your university's official grade scale. A− might be 3.7, A might be 4.0, A+ might be 4.0 or higher. Enter the exact point value your institution assigns.
A C (2.0 points) in a 4-credit course will lower your average, but the impact depends on your other grades. Use the calculator to see your actual SGPA and decide if retaking makes sense.
Your data never leaves your device. This calculator is client-side only—we don't store, log, or see your grades. Each calculation is private.