Semester GPA Calculator
Calculate semester GPA based on course credit hours and grades.
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About Semester GPA Calculator
The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) Calculator computes term GPA from individual course credit hours and letter grades (A+, A, A-, B+, B, C, D, F) across 4.0, 4.33, and 10.0 grading systems with printable term report cards.
How to Use Semester GPA Calculator
Step 1
Select your institution's grading scale (4.0 standard).
Step 2
Enter Course Name, Credit Hours, and Letter Grade for each enrolled class.
Step 3
Click "+ Add Course" as needed.
Step 4
Inspect the computed term GPA and quality points summary.
Practical Use Cases for Semester GPA Calculator
Semester Dean's List Eligibility Verification
Verify if your current term credit load and course letter grades qualify you for the university Dean's List ($GPA \ge 3.50$).
Academic Term Grade Tracking
Calculate semester GPA across 4 to 8 university courses with varying credit weights (3-credit lectures, 1-credit labs).
Input & Output Examples
Calculating SGPA for 5 Courses (4.0 Scale)
Math (4 cr): A (4.0), CS (4 cr): A- (3.7), Physics (3 cr): B+ (3.3), English (3 cr): A (4.0), Lab (1 cr): A (4.0)
Semester GPA: 3.76 / 4.00 | Total Quality Points: 56.5 | Total Credits: 15 | Honors: Dean's List
Key Features & Performance
- ✓Grading systems: Standard US 4.0, 4.33 (A+ = 4.33), 5.0, and 10.0 International scale.
- ✓Calculates Total Quality Points earned: $\\text{SGPA} = \\frac{\\sum (\\text{Credits}_i \\times \\text{Grade Points}_i)}{\\sum \\text{Credits}_i}$.
- ✓Displays Honors / Dean's List qualification badges.
- ✓100% Client-Side memory execution.
- ✓1-Click Copy and 1-Click Print Term Report Card.
Key Terminology & Definitions
Quality Points (Grade Points)
The product of a course's credit hours and the numerical point value assigned to the earned letter grade (e.g. 4 credits $\\times$ 3.7 for A- = 14.8 Quality Points).
Dean's List
An academic award issued by university deans to full-time students who achieve high semester GPAs (typically $\\ge 3.50$).