Built for Indian universities

Your college.
Your grading rules.

Calculate CGPA and SGPA with the grade scale, credit rules, and formulas used by your university.

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Semester overviewVerified rules
MAT
Engineering Mathematics4 credits
A
PHY
Engineering Physics3 credits
S
CSE
Programming4 credits
B
Calculated SGPA8.91
8.91/ 10
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Start with your university

Each calculator is checked against published academic regulations before it goes live.

1 university · 4 tools
IIT
IITsResearch in progress
NIT
NITsResearch in progress
SU
State universitiesResearch in progress
PU
Private universitiesResearch in progress
Simple and accurate

From grades to a clear result

No spreadsheet. No guessing which formula applies.

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Choose your college

Open the calculator built for your university’s current grading rules.

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Enter courses and grades

Add each course, its credit value, and the grade shown on your result.

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See the full calculation

Get your result, counted credits, weighted points, and formula breakdown.

Why college specific?

One formula does not fit every university

Grade scales, failed course treatment, percentage conversions, and rounding rules differ. A generic calculator can give you a neat number that is still wrong.

GradeCalculator.in keeps each institution’s rules in a separate, maintainable record and links the sources used. You can see what is counted before you trust the result.

See how the VIT calculator works
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Correct grade scaleLetter grades map to the points your college assigns.

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Credit weightedHigher credit courses carry the right amount of influence.

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Transparent exclusionsAudit, pass or fail, and special courses are handled openly.

Common questions

Before you calculate

What is a college specific CGPA calculator?

It uses the grade points, credit rules, exclusions, and rounding method published by a particular college. That matters because Indian institutions do not all calculate CGPA in the same way.

Which college calculators are available?

VIT is the first complete calculator on GradeCalculator.in. Calculators for IITs, NITs, state universities, and other private universities will be added after their official regulations are verified.

Are these results official?

No. The calculators are independent planning tools. Use your university grade sheet or examination office for an official CGPA, transcript, or conversion certificate.

Does the site save my grades?

No. Calculations run in your browser. The current calculator does not send your course names, grades, or results to a server.

Why do credits matter?

A course with more credits has more influence on your SGPA or CGPA. The usual method multiplies each course grade point by its credits, then divides the total weighted points by the counted credits.