AKTU
Enter each semester SGPA and counted credits to calculate cumulative CGPA.
Add each semester’s SGPA and credits.
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AKTU credit-based programmes; percentage conversion is intentionally not assumed here.
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Read the AKTU GPA and CGPA guide for the supported scope, exclusions, source details and common input mistakes.
AKTU CGPA formula and scope
Σ(Credits × Grade Point) ÷ Σ(Credits).
AKTU credit-based programmes; percentage conversion is intentionally not assumed here.
Official source
AKTU academic regulation material. Official AKTU Faculty of Architecture & Planning regulation material; section 14.4 states the SGPA, YGPA and CGPA formulas.
More official references
- AKTU official website — Official university source for current notices and programme-specific regulations.
Based on AKTU B.Arch academic regulations
B.Arch students covered by the cited regulation Source locator: Official AKTU Faculty of Architecture & Planning regulation material; section 14.4 states the SGPA, YGPA and CGPA formulas. Reviewer: GradeCalculator.in editorial team.GradeCalculator.in is an independent calculator and is not affiliated with Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University.
AKTU campus and grading coverage
These tools implement the credit-weighted SGPA/CGPA method verified in AKTU B.Arch academic regulations. Grade boundaries and percentage conversion are not generalized because other programmes and regulation years can differ.