Sir IAM studied SSC in state board with gpa but I fill the rrb ntpc application form with cgpa is there any problem
Hello.
GPA and CGPA are grade systems used in different colleges and universities to assign an evaluative measure of a student’s scholastic abilities.
• Both GPA and CGPA are reflective of a student’s performance in a semester or the entire course that he has studied, but some colleges give more importance to GPA than CGPA while granting admissions to students.
• GPA is calculated for a single term or a year, whereas CGPA is calculated for the entire duration of a course.
• Many colleges have a cut off GPA for admission into different courses. This means that a student must consistently obtain high GPA.
• CGPA is for a whole course which means that a high CGPA requires good GPA in all years.
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