CGPA Calculator Nepal 2083 – reference Credit-Hour Formula
Quick Answer
CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) in Nepal is the weighted average of your GPA across all completed semesters. Formula: CGPA = Σ(SGPA × Credit Hours per Semester) ÷ Total Credit Hours Completed.
Select Your Grading System
Choose the grading system used by your university/board
Enter Your
Semesters
Add all semesters with their GPA and credit hours
Semester Name
GPA (0-4)Credit Hours
Your CGPA Result
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How to Use This Calculator
Select your university/board grading system from the dropdown
Enter your semester name (e.g., "Semester 1", "Fall 2024")
Enter the GPA you achieved in that semester (0-4 scale)
Enter the total credit hours for that semester
Add more semesters using the "Add Another Semester" button
Click "Calculate CGPA" to see your cumulative result
Understanding CGPA
CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the overall average of all your semester GPAs, weighted by credit hours. It represents your academic performance across your entire program.
Rules last reviewed:
July 2026. For official use, follow your institution transcript/policy.
Grading Scale
Grade
Marks %
Point
Meaning
A
90–
100
4
Distinction
A-
80–
89
3.7
Very Good
B+
70–
79
3.3
First Division
B
60–
69
3
First Division
B-
55–
59
2.7
Second Division
C+
50–
54
2.3
Second Division
C
45–
49
2
Pass
D
40–
44
1.7
Pass
F
0–
39
0
Fail
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CGPA in Nepal?
CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average. It is the overall GPA across all semesters of your program, calculated by weighting each semester's GPA by its credit hours. It appears on your final transcript and determines your degree classification (Distinction, First Division, etc.).
Is CGPA the same across TU, KU, and PU?
No. While all three use a 4.0 scale, their grade-point tables and pass thresholds are different. TU requires 40% to pass, KU requires 50%, and PU requires 40% per subject with a minimum CGPA of 2.0. Always use the correct university's grading scale.
How do I calculate CGPA from SGPA?
Do not average SGPA directly. Use the credit-weighted formula: CGPA = Σ(SGPA × Credit Hours per Semester) ÷ Total Credit Hours. A semester with 18 credits weighs more than a semester with 12 credits.
What CGPA do I need to graduate in Nepal?
At TU and PU undergraduate level, a minimum CGPA of 2.0 is generally required. At PU graduate level, minimum CGPA of 3.0. At KU, minimum C grade (2.0) per subject with no F in any course. Check your specific program's requirements.
Can I improve my CGPA in later semesters?
Yes. Since CGPA is a weighted average, strong performance in later semesters — especially in high-credit courses — can meaningfully raise your overall CGPA. Use this calculator to set semester GPA targets based on your current CGPA.
