TU BCA CGPA Calculator 2083 – All 8 Semesters

Calculate your Cumulative GPA (CGPA) for the TU BCA program across all 8 semesters. Enter each semester's subjects, credit hours, and grades — your overall CGPA updates in real time using TU's reference 4.0 grading scale.

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Enter the GPA and credits for each semester

Semester Name GPA (0-4) Credit Hours

📘 Sources & Methodology

Rules last reviewed: June 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

How many semesters does TU BCA have?
TU BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) is a 4-year undergraduate program divided into 8 semesters. Each semester lasts approximately 6 months and includes 5–7 subjects worth 3–4 credit hours each.
What is the minimum CGPA to pass BCA at TU?
You need a minimum CGPA of 2.0 to graduate from the TU BCA program. Each individual subject requires at least a D grade (40 marks, 1.7 grade point).
Can I improve my BCA CGPA by retaking exams?
Yes. TU allows students to retake failed or low-scoring subjects in subsequent examination cycles. Your CGPA is recalculated using the higher grade.
How are practical and theory marks combined in BCA?
Most BCA subjects have separate theory (typically 60–80 marks) and practical (20–40 marks) components. The combined percentage determines your letter grade for that subject.
Is this BCA calculator different from the general TU calculator?
Both use the same TU 4.0 grading scale and weighted formula. This page is pre-configured for 8 semesters and includes BCA-specific guidance and subject examples.

About TU BCA and Why CGPA Matters

The Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) at Tribhuvan University is a 4-year undergraduate programme under TU's semester system. Each semester contributes to your final CGPA, which is the weighted average of all semester grade points.

To graduate, most TU programmes expect a minimum CGPA of 2.0. Check your college or programme handbook for any specific graduation requirements.

BCA Semester Structure and Credit Distribution

TU BCA is completed over 8 semesters. Each semester typically includes 5–7 subjects, and most courses carry 3 or 4 credit hours. Theory and practical marks are combined to determine the final grade for each subject.

Worked Example: BCA CGPA Calculation

Here is a realistic example showing how CGPA is calculated for a TU BCA student after 4 semesters:

SemesterSemester GPACredit HoursQuality Points
Semester 13.21857.6
Semester 23.42171.4
Semester 33.02060.0
Semester 43.51863.0
Totals77252.0

Estimated CGPA = 252.0 ÷ 77 = 3.27

Because semester credits vary, a semester with more credit hours influences the final CGPA more than a low-credit semester.

Common Mistakes BCA Students Make with GPA

  • Ignoring practical marks: Practical and lab components are part of the final course grade and should not be treated as optional.
  • Underestimating early semesters: Semester 1 and 2 grades are part of your final CGPA, so an early slow start is harder to recover from later.
  • Not retaking failed subjects: A failed course counts as 0.0 until you clear it. Retake low or failed courses as soon as possible.
  • Confusing SGPA with CGPA: SGPA is for one semester, while CGPA is the cumulative weighted average across all semesters.
  • Using one percentage conversion rule without checking policy: Estimated conversions are only for reference. Use the conversion method required by the destination institution.

Important Disclaimer

This calculator provides an estimate. Official TU transcript reporting and any programme-specific calculation rules are determined by the university and examination publication.