Compute GPA or CGPA from a list of course grades and credit hours.
Enter grade points on whatever scale your institution uses (commonly 10-point or 4-point) — the calculator works the same either way, just stay consistent across every row.
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An A in a 4-credit course and an A in a 1-credit course are not equally valuable to your GPA — here's exactly how much the difference matters.
"Weighted" means two completely different things depending on whether you're talking about course difficulty or credit hours — and mixing them up causes real confusion.
There's no single universal formula — the multiplier your university or board actually uses is the only one that's correct for your transcript.