Marks, grades or points
Start from total marks out of 100, choose the letter grade on your marksheet, or enter grade points directly.
Calculate GGSIPU semester SGPA, credit-weighted overall CGPA, equivalent percentage and the result needed for your next target. Enter marks, letter grades or grade points.
Use Course grades for marks or individual grades. Use Semester SGPAs when your grade cards already show term results. Every result updates as you type.
Leave completed credits at zero to calculate this semester only.
IPU SGPA and CGPA are credit-weighted. Each course grade point is multiplied by its credits; the total credit points are divided by the total included credits. The official equivalent percentage is CGPA × 10.
SGPA = Σ (course credit × grade point) ÷ Σ course creditsEquivalent percentage = CGPA × 10Move between marks, grades and semester results without changing the underlying credit-weighted method.
Start from total marks out of 100, choose the letter grade on your marksheet, or enter grade points directly.
Calculate one semester SGPA or combine published semester SGPAs with their real credit totals.
Add completed credits, current CGPA and future courses to see both the projection and the SGPA needed.
The calculation runs locally and the latest draft remains only in this browser.
The marks-to-grade bands below come from GGSIPU Ordinance 11. Programme syllabi may set additional passing requirements.
| Letter grade | Marks out of 100 | Grade point | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| O | 90–100 | 10 | Outstanding |
| A+ | 75–89 | 9 | Excellent |
| A | 65–74 | 8 | Very good |
| B+ | 55–64 | 7 | Good |
| B | 50–54 | 6 | Above average |
| C | 45–49 | 5 | Average |
| P | 40–44 | 4 | Pass |
| F | Below 40 | 0 | Fail |
Audit papers are excluded from SGPA and CGPA under Ordinance 11. Retakes, transferred credits and programme-specific minimum grades can affect the university result, so treat this page as a transparent calculation aid rather than a replacement for a marksheet.
Use Course grades for marks or grades, or Semester SGPAs for published term results.
Enter course or semester credits exactly as shown in the applicable scheme or grade card.
When using marks, review the calculated point beside every row before using the total.
Use the estimate for planning, then confirm the final result against the official GGSIPU record.
The arithmetic runs locally. Use the linked university publications to verify the rule for your admission year and programme.
Direct answers about GGSIPU SGPA, CGPA, grade points, percentage conversion and target planning.
Multiply every course grade point by its credits, add the credit points, and divide by the total included credits. IPU reports both SGPA and CGPA to two decimal places.
Enter each semester SGPA with that semester's total credits. The calculator uses a credit-weighted average, so a semester with more credits contributes more than a lighter semester.
GGSIPU Ordinance 11 states that CGPA × 10 is the equivalent percentage. For example, an 8.20 CGPA is equivalent to 82.00%.
Yes. Choose Marks and enter each score out of 100. The calculator converts it with the IPU bands, then weights the resulting grade point by course credits.
SGPA is the sum of course credit × grade point divided by the sum of course credits for that semester. Audit papers are not included under Ordinance 11.
Under the Ordinance 11 table, 75–89 marks receive A+ with a grade point of 9. The exact boundary matters, so 74 marks receives A with 8 points.
Ordinance 11 places an overall CGPA of 6.50 or above in First Division, subject to the programme's minimum CGPA and other award requirements.
Open Course grades, enter your completed credits and current CGPA, set a target, then add the next semester's expected credits and results. The result panel shows the SGPA required across those new credits.
An F carries zero grade points. Official treatment can also depend on later retakes and the programme rules, so use the credits and final grades shown on your current official record.
No. It is a private, browser-based estimate using the published formula and grading table. Your GGSIPU marksheet, transcript and applicable programme rules remain final.