Multi-Semester Tool

SGPA to CGPA Calculator

Add the SGPA from each completed semester and get your overall CGPA instantly. Supports both simple averaging and credit-weighted averaging.

Up to 12 semesters Optional credit weighting

SGPA → CGPA

Add each semester's SGPA

SemesterSGPACredits (optional)
Sem 1
Sem 2
Overall ResultCalculated
0.00CGPA
Average across all semesters entered
A
Semesters Counted
0
Method
Simple avg
Equivalent %
0%
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How CGPA Is Calculated from SGPA

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average — it reflects your overall performance across every semester you've completed so far, not just one term. Most universities calculate it in one of two ways:

Simple Average

CGPA = (SGPA₁ + SGPA₂ + ... + SGPAₙ) ÷ n

This method treats every semester equally, regardless of how many credits each one carried.

Credit-Weighted Average

CGPA = Σ(SGPA × Credits) ÷ Σ(Credits)

This method gives semesters with more credit hours a larger influence on your final CGPA — the method most engineering and university programs actually use. Enter credits in the optional column above and the calculator automatically switches to this weighted method.

Example Calculation

Suppose you scored an SGPA of 8.5 in semester one (20 credits) and 8.7 in semester two (22 credits). Using the weighted formula:

CGPA = (8.5 × 20 + 8.7 × 22) ÷ (20 + 22) = (170 + 191.4) ÷ 42 = 8.60

Once you have your CGPA, convert it straight to a percentage using our CGPA to Percentage Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Add up the SGPA of every completed semester and divide by the number of semesters for a simple average. If your university weights semesters by credit hours, multiply each SGPA by that semester's credits, sum the results, and divide by total credits.
Yes, in most universities CGPA is the average of all semester SGPAs, either as a simple average or weighted by credit hours depending on the institution's rules.
Yes. If earlier semesters had a higher SGPA than a recent low-scoring semester, the overall CGPA average can still be higher than that semester's individual SGPA.