GPA Calculator — Free GPA Calculator for Nepal Students

Calculate your GPA from subject grades using Nepal's official grading systems including TU, KU, PU, PBU, and NEB (+2). Get accurate grade point averages with proper conversion formulas.

Select Your Grading System

Choose the grading system used by your university/board

Enter Your Subjects

Add all subjects with their credit hours and grades

Subject Name Credits Grade Points

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Select your university/board grading system from the dropdown
  2. Enter your subject names in the first column
  3. Select the credit hours for each subject (1-6)
  4. Choose your grade for each subject from the dropdown
  5. Click "Calculate GPA" to see your result
  6. Add more subjects using the "Add Another Subject" button

Supported Grading Systems

TU & NEB

  • Uses formula: Percentage = GPA x 25
  • 4.0 scale, min pass: 1.6-1.7 GPA

KU

  • Uses formula: Percentage = (GPA/4.0) x 100
  • 4.0 scale, min pass: 1.0 GPA

PU & PBU

  • Uses formula: Percentage = GPA x 20
  • 4.0 scale, min pass: 2.0 GPA

Formula

  • GPA = Σ(Credits x Grade Points) / Σ(Credits)
  • Weighted average calculation
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📘 Sources & Methodology

  • Standard 4.0 GPA Scale
  • Weighted by credit hours

Grading rules last verified: January 2024

Grading Scale

GradeMarks %PointMeaning
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 is overall GPA calculated?
Overall GPA is the weighted average of all your subject grade points divided by total credit hours. Formula: GPA = Σ(Grade Point × Credit Hours) / Σ(Credit Hours).
Can I calculate GPA for more than 6 subjects?
Yes — click "+ Add Subject" to add as many subjects as you need.
What is a good GPA?
On a 4.0 scale, 3.5+ is considered excellent, 3.0–3.49 is good, 2.5–2.99 is average, and below 2.0 may require improvement.
Do all universities use the same GPA scale?
No. TU, KU, PU, Purbanchal, and NEB use different grading rules. Choose the correct system from the dropdown for accurate results.
Is my data saved online?
No. Your inputs stay in your browser and are not uploaded to any server.