Keeping track of your academic progress can be crucial for achieving your educational goals. This GPA calculator allows you to estimate your Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (ECGPA) based on your course plans.

Key Features:

• Simple Interface: Enter the number of credits and corresponding letter grades for each course you’re taking.
• Optional Course Descriptions: Include brief descriptions for each course (optional) to aid organization.
• Prior Semester Information: Enter your previous ECGPA and earned credits (if applicable) for a more accurate estimated CGPA.
• Automatic Grade Conversion: The calculator converts letter grades (A, B+, etc.) to numerical values based on a 4.0 scale (refer to the table below for the conversion).
• Clear Results: The calculator displays your estimated SGPA and ECGPA after you submit your information.

Disclaimer:

This tool is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered a definitive measure of your official GPA. Always refer to your university’s grading system and official records for the most accurate GPA calculation.

Using the Calculator:

1. Enter Course Information: In the “This Semester” section, enter the number of credits and letter grade for each course.
2. Optional Course Descriptions: If desired, check the “Show Course Description fields” box and enter brief descriptions for each course.
3. Add More Courses (Optional): Click the “Add Row” button to add additional course input fields (up to 50 courses).
4. Prior Semester Information (Optional): If applicable, enter your previous ECGPA and earned credits in the “Prior Cumulative GPA” section.
5. Calculate: Once you’ve entered all your information, click the “Calculate” button.
6. View Results: The calculator will display your estimated SGPA and ECGPA.

Grade Conversion Table (Rutgers University – New Brunswick):

Important Note:

While this calculator is inspired by the Rutgers University – New Brunswick grading system, it can be used by students at any university with a similar 4.0 scale grade conversion. Remember to consult your specific university’s policies and resources for the most accurate GPA calculations.