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How to calculate cgpa in engineering


harish kv 21st Feb, 2019
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Ram Mani Rai 21st Feb, 2019
Hello Harsh

To calculate CGPA let me take an example

Let Maths has 2 credits and Physics has 2 credits

And If you score

90-100--10

80-89--9

70-79---8

......

.....

.....

Where 10,9,8 are pointers scored in subject and Now you scored 82 Mark's in maths and 75 marks in physics

Then For maths 9 pointer and for Physics You have got 8 pointer.

Then Your CGPA would be

=(Credit*pointer)/Total credits

For this case

(2*9 +2*8)/4

Will be your CGPA .

I hope it helps.
















harsh Student Expert 21st Feb, 2019

Hello Harish

CGPA is calculated by using sgpa and number of credits

Like in first semester your sgpa is 9 and in second semester it is 8 and number of credits in first semester is 20 and second semester is 30 than your CGPA is ( 9*20 + 8*30)/50 = 8.4 is your CGPA.

So in this way you can calculate your CGPA for all the 8 semester combine.

Good luck.

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