Semester GPA & Target GPA Calculator
Calculate semester GPA with custom grade points, repeat-course policies, exclusions, and cumulative target planning.
Calculate semester GPA with custom grade points, repeat-course policies, exclusions, and cumulative target planning.
Use the official points, scale and repeat policy shown in your academic record. A common example preset is not an institution-approved scale.
Grading and repeat policy
Choose a preset only when it matches your university. Custom points remain editable.
Courses
Use the same course code for repeated attempts. Excluded grades do not enter GPA.
Optional cumulative target
Estimate the average GPA required in planned credits to reach a cumulative target.
How to use Semester GPA & Target GPA Calculator
Calculate semester GPA with custom grade points, repeat-course policies, exclusions, and cumulative target planning.
- Select the settings and calculation mode that match your task.
- Enter your own values in the labelled fields; use consistent units and dates.
- Calculate, review the breakdown and correct any flagged inputs before using the result.
Formula and calculation method
GPA = Σ(course credit hours × grade points) ÷ Σ(counted credit hours).
Use the result breakdown to check the inputs and understand which factors changed the outcome.
Worked example
A 3-credit course at 4.00 points and a 2-credit course at 3.00 points give (12 + 6) ÷ 5 = 3.60 GPA.
Check before using the result
Check input units, dates and the selected rule or policy. A valid mathematical calculation does not replace the applicable institution’s rules.
Reference sources
Reference review: 8 October 2026. Verify the applicable session, scheme or policy before making a decision.
Frequently asked questions
How does Semester GPA & Target GPA Calculator calculate the result?
GPA = Σ(course credit hours × grade points) ÷ Σ(counted credit hours).
Does one grade-point preset apply to COMSATS, UOL and UMT?
No. Select the university and cohort reference, then enter the official grade points from your transcript. Some policies give point ranges rather than a fixed value for a letter grade.
Can I use the result for an official decision?
Use the result to plan and check your figures. Confirm official requirements, records or quotations with the relevant institution.