What information do I need to calculate GPA?

You'll need each course's credit hours (typically 1-6) and your grade (percentage). Check with your institution for their specific GPA calculation policy.

🎓 GPA Calculator

How to Use the GPA Calculator

Using the GPA Calculator is straightforward:

Enter Your Values
Input the required numbers and parameters into the calculator fields. Each field is clearly labeled — simply type your values or use the spinner controls to adjust them.
Configure Options
Select any additional options such as computation mode, currency, time period, or precision level. The calculator updates automatically as you change values.
View the Results
The calculated result is displayed instantly with clear formatting. You can Copy the result to your clipboard or adjust input values to see how different scenarios affect the outcome.

FAQ

What is weighted GPA?

Weighted GPA (Grade Point Average) is calculated by weighting each course's grade points by its credit hours. Formula: ∑(grade points × credits) ÷ ∑(credits). Courses with higher credits have a greater impact on your overall GPA.

What's the difference between 4.0 and 5.0 scale?

The 4.0 scale is the most common international standard, with a maximum GPA of 4.0 (90%+). The 5.0 scale is used by some universities for honors courses, with a maximum GPA of 5.0 (95%+). This tool supports both scales plus percentage-to-4.0 conversion.

What information do I need?

You'll need each course's credit hours (typically 1-6) and your grade (percentage). Some schools use letter grades - you can convert them to percentages first. Check with your institution for their specific GPA calculation policy.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. This tool runs entirely in your browser. All calculations happen locally on your device. Your grades never leave your computer, and the tool works even when you're offline.