CGPA Calculator Nepal
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Calculate your cumulative GPA (CGPA) for +2, bachelor or master studies in Nepal — weighted by credit hours across semesters or years, with honest per-term inputs.
CGPA = Σ(GPA × credits) ÷ Σ credits. If any row is invalid or empty the tool shows no result rather than guessing.
About CGPA Calculator
Your CGPA (cumulative grade point average) is the credit-weighted average of your per-semester GPAs: CGPA = Σ(GPAᵢ × creditsᵢ) ÷ Σ creditsᵢ. Nepali universities (TU, PU, KU, Purbanchal and private colleges) all use credit-weighted averaging, though scales vary — most use 4.0, TU engineering uses 4.0 too.
This tool handles any number of terms: add a row per semester or year, enter its GPA and credit hours, and it computes the weighted CGPA instantly. Weighting matters — a 3.8 in a 24-credit term moves your average more than a 3.8 in a 12-credit term.
How to use — step by step
- Add a row for each semester or year you have completed.
- Enter its GPA from the transcript.
- Enter its credit hours (printed on the transcript each term).
- Press Calculate — the weighted CGPA shows, along with the unweighted average for comparison.
Worked example — 4 semesters
| Sem 1 | GPA 3.20, 18 credits | contributes 3.20 × 18 |
| Sem 2 | GPA 3.50, 19 credits | contributes 3.50 × 19 |
| Sem 3 | GPA 3.80, 20 credits | contributes 3.80 × 20 |
| CGPA | ≈ 3.51 | weighted by 57 total credits |
Frequently asked questions
QHow is CGPA calculated in Nepal?
CGPA = sum of (each term's GPA × its credit hours) divided by the total credit hours completed. It is a weighted average — course credits matter, not just the GPA arithmetic mean.
QIs CGPA the same as GPA?
No — GPA is one semester's average; CGPA is the cumulative weighted average across all completed terms. A strong latest semester lifts your CGPA more when it carries more credits.
QWhat is a good CGPA for scholarships in Nepal?
Major scholarships and university placements generally look for 3.5+ on a 4.0 scale; competitive abroad-scholarship shortlists commonly see 3.6–3.8. Rules differ by funder — check each announcement.
QHow do I convert CGPA to percentage for forms?
Many Nepali universities define their own official conversion (often CGPA × 25 on the 4.0 band system, but not everywhere). Use your university's published rule if it has one — otherwise show the CGPA itself.