SRM CGPA and SGPA calculator

To convert your SRM GPA to percentage, you need to multiply your GPA by 10.

So the formula to convert your SRM CGPA to percentage is:
CGPA × 10
where CGPA is your SRM CGPA

For example, if your SRM GPA is 9.2, then your percentage is 9.2 × 10 = 92.0%

Using this simple online SRM CGPA and SGPA calculator, you can calculate your CGPA and SGPA by entering your grades and credits.

For each subject, enter the grade points obtained in the left text field and the subject's credits in the right text field.

Enter these details for all the subjects in a semester. If you want to add more subjects, click on the Add Subject button.

If you have not passed in any of your subjects, leave the left side grade box of that subject empty. To get accurate results, make sure you have entered the credits of all the subjects.

This calculator will calculate your CGPA and SGPA and display it in real time. So you can easily see how your GPA is changing and what subject can have what effect on your GPA.

To calculate your Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, first convert your grades to grade points according to SRM's grading system.

At SRMIST, the grade points are assigned as follows: O (Outstanding) is 10 points, A+ grade is 9 points, A grade is 8 points, B+ grade is 7 points, B grade is 6 points, C grade is 5 points, P (Pass) is 4 points, and F (Fail) is 0 points.

For the numerator: Multiply the grade points by the credits of each subject. Do this for all the subjects in a semester and add them together.

For the denominator: Calculate the sum of all the credits for that semester.

Divide the numerator by the denominator.

Your SRM SGPA is the result of this division.

To calculate your Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, first calculate your Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for every semester and the total credits for each semester.

For the numerator: Multiply each semester's GPA by the total credits of that semester. Do this for all semesters and add them together.

For the denominator: Calculate the sum of all credits from all semesters.

Divide the numerator by the denominator.

Your SRM CGPA is the result of this division.

SRM Institute of Science and Technology follows a 10-point grading system:

O (Outstanding): 10 grade points - 91-100% marks
A+ (Excellent): 9 grade points - 81-90% marks
A (Very Good): 8 grade points - 71-80% marks
B+ (Good): 7 grade points - 61-70% marks
B (Above Average): 6 grade points - 56-60% marks
C (Average): 5 grade points - 50-55% marks
F (Fail): 0 grade points - Below 49% marks

Understanding this grading system is essential for accurately calculating your SGPA and CGPA at SRMIST.

At SRM Institute of Science and Technology, credits are assigned to courses based on:

- Lecture (L): 1 hour per week - 1 credit
- Tutorial (T): 1 hour per week - 1 credit
- Practical (P): 2 hours per week - 1 credit

For example, a subject with 3-0-2 (L-T-P) configuration will have 4 credits (3 for lectures + 0 for tutorials + 1 for practicals).

Understanding the credit assignment is crucial for accurately calculating your GPA.

At SRM Institute of Science and Technology, your CGPA holds significant importance:

- Eligibility for participating in campus placements often requires a minimum CGPA of 6.0 or higher
- SRM offers merit scholarships to students who maintain excellent academic performance
- Many universities abroad require a minimum CGPA for admission to graduate programs
- Students with higher CGPA get priority for internship opportunities
- Certain specialized electives may require a minimum CGPA as a prerequisite

Maintaining a good CGPA at SRMIST can significantly enhance your academic and career prospects.

Some important regulations regarding the grading system at SRMIST:

- A minimum CGPA of 5.0 is required to earn a degree from SRM
- Students must earn a minimum of 176-180 credits (varies by program) to graduate
- Reappearing in courses is permitted to improve grades, with the best grade being considered for CGPA
- Arrears in courses must be cleared within the maximum period of study (usually n+2 years, where n is the normal duration)

Understanding these academic regulations will help you plan your academic journey at SRM effectively.