Semester GPA Calculator
Calculate SGPA from semester subjects.
Understanding Semester GPA Calculator
Semester grade point average focuses on the courses within one academic term. Its scope is narrower than cumulative GPA, but the weighted arithmetic is the same when credits determine each course's contribution. List every included course with the numeric grade point from the grading policy and its semester credits. A high-credit laboratory or major course may influence the result more than a smaller elective. The calculator shows the product for each row before dividing the total weighted points by total credits. This makes it easier to spot a misplaced credit or a point entered on the wrong scale. Set the maximum scale explicitly instead of assuming a particular country's system. If the semester includes courses without numeric grades, consult your regulations before adding them. The final displayed average can be rounded for readability; keep the underlying transcript values when comparing against an official result calculated to greater precision.
The selected term must contain a consistent grading scale. Do not combine semester averages with the courses already represented by those averages.
Formula
SGPA = sum(grade point × subject credit) ÷ total semester credits
Worked example
Points 8 and 6 in courses worth 3 and 2 credits give (24 + 12)/5 = 7.2.
Frequently asked questions
What does this calculator measure?
Calculate SGPA from semester subjects. SGPA = sum(grade point × subject credit) ÷ total semester credits
How do I check a result?
Points 8 and 6 in courses worth 3 and 2 credits give (24 + 12)/5 = 7.2.
Which values should I enter?
Set the maximum scale and add one row per included semester course. Enter its numeric grade point and credits.
What limits should I consider?
The selected term must contain a consistent grading scale. Do not combine semester averages with the courses already represented by those averages.
Educational disclaimer
Results are for education and information. Verify important calculations with your school, university, examination board or scholarship provider. Grading and conversion rules vary. Scholarship checks are preliminary estimates, not official decisions.