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How can someone calculate CGPA from SGPAs in WBUT?

Hello !first of all want to say that in MAKAUT (Popularly known as WBUT ) there are only three terms used only.1)SGPA = Semester Grade Point Average2)YGPA = Yearly Grade Point Average& The last one is 3)DGPA = Degree Grade Point Averageyou mentiioned in your question CGPA i think that means you asked about DGPA because CGPA which means “Cummulative Grade Point Average”.now let me tell you that in WBUT there is no single formula to get CGPA or DGPA using SGPA, if you want DGPA then you have to calculate it by using YGPA.But in a tricky method you can calculate the YGPA using (YGPA = (SGPA odd + SGPA even)/2 ) this method instead of (Credit Index odd sem + Credit Index even sem)/ (Credits in odd sem + Credits in even sem) .So if you put this formula for the calculation of CGPA or DGPA[{(SGPA 1+SGPA 2)/2} + {(SGPA 3+SGPA 4)/2} + 1.5*{(SGPA 5+SGPA 6)/2} + 1.5*{(SGPA 7+SGPA 8)/2}] / 5 = Your DGPA/CGPA

Can someone calculate my GPA for me?

Use the GPA calculator below for this and other GPA questions that you may have./

Can someone please calculate my 4.0 GPA?

What are your letter grades? Thats how they often calculate on a 4.0 scale.

Can someone please show me how to calculate cumculative GPA?

Let's call 'x' the number of credits you took to earn the 2.4 GPA. D = 1.0, F = 0.0. If you got a D, here's how you would calculate your new GPA:

(2.4 * x + 1.0 * 4) / (x+4) = GPA

Can someone please help me calculate my cumulative GPA?

A = 4.0 x credit hours
B = 3.0 x credit hours
etc.

Some schools give fractional points per credit hours for +/- grades. A B+ at such a place = 3.25x credit hours, and a B- = 2.74 x credit hours.

Then you add up all the points and divide by the number of credit hours.

Using the traditional calculation, you have 27 grade points divided by 12 credit hours = GPA 2.25

Could someone PLEASE help me calculate my total GPA?

I am graduating this fall and I'm trying to find out what my total GPA is. I have my transcript but it doesn't tell me my total GPA. I am trying to figure out if I am eligible for the HOPE scholarship. So if someone could please shed some light on what my current GPA is or how I can calculate it, that would be very helpful.
Here's some general info on my transcript to help figure out what my GPA is:

SEMESTER 1:
one credit
term gpa: 72.000
this semester I only had first and second semester algebra 1.

SEMESTER 2:
3 credits
term gpa: 76.666

SEMESTER 3:
2.5 credits(note: I failed a this semesters math class-no credits awarded)
term gpa: 71.000

SEMESTER 4: I stopped going to school at the end of this semester and was not awarded any credits.
0 credits
term gpa: 51.833

SEMESTER 5:
3.5 credits(note: uncompleted spanish class-no credits awarded)
term gpa: 82.750

SEMESTER 6:
2 credits
term gpa: 86.250

SEMESTER 7:
3.5 credits
term gpa: 86.857

SEMESTER 8:
2.5 credits
term gpa: 89.400

SEMESTER 9:
2 credits
term gpa: 94.500

SEMESTER 10:
2 credits
term gpa: 95.000

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT??

Can you calculate my GPA if I had a 2.8 in my first year, but now in my second (fall semester) I ended with a 4.0? The first year I took 29 credits. This fall I took 14.

Looks like you failed English and Math. What you meant to say was “In my first year, I took 29 units over 2 semesters with an average grade of 2.8. In my third semester, I ended with a 4.0”So, now the math:The total units you took was: 29 + 14= 43 unitsTake the ratio of units you took over the total and multiply by your grade and add the two29/43 X 2.8 + 14/43 X4.0 = 1.9 + 1.3 = 3.2So, your average score over three semesters is 3.2

Can someone help me with my gpa?

i had a 3.5 last semester

this semester i have 5 classes
1. 93.66
2. 85.86
3. 84.38
4. idk yet: the worst it can be is a B+
5. idk yet: the worst it can be is a C-


can someone calculate this for me? i looked on the internet and couldn't find any consistant info to tell me what letter grade the percentages correspond to.

please help?
thanks.

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