Percentage Calculator
Percent of a number, what-percent-of, and percent change.
Type each subject's grade point and credits on one line — 9 4 — and get the credit-weighted average instantly.
grade credits. Lines without at least two numbers are ignored.
Every subject contributes its grade point multiplied by its credit weight. A 9 in a 4-credit paper moves the average more than a 9 in a 1-credit one.
The sum of all weighted points is divided by the sum of all credits. The result is your CGPA on the same scale as the grade points you entered (usually 0–10).
Add as many subjects as you need — a single semester or your whole degree. Malformed lines are skipped, so typos never corrupt the result.
Put the grade point first and credits second on each line: 9 4 means 9 points in a 4-credit subject, 8 3 means 8 points in a 3-credit subject. The tool weighs each automatically.
Convert each letter to your university's grade-point scale first (A = 9 or 10, B = 8, and so on), then enter those numbers. The tool works on whatever 0–10 points you feed it.
No. A simple average treats every subject equally. The credit-weighted average gives more influence to high-credit subjects — the same formula universities use for CGPA.