MAKAUT · CGPA and DGPA
MAKAUT CGPA Calculator
Calculate credit-weighted CGPA, or use the DGPA calculator below.
Add each semester’s SGPA and credits.
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Enter each semester’s total credits. MAKAUT’s printed CGPA formula uses semester credit index divided by semester credits across the programme.
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Final DGPA
Enter the YGPA values printed on your grade card.
For YGPA, MAKAUT combines the odd/even semester credit indices and credits. Do not use a plain average when semester credit totals differ.
CGPA, YGPA and DGPA
CGPA = total credit index across semesters ÷ total credits. MAKAUT grade cards also use YGPA for an academic year and DGPA for the final degree calculation.
For the published four-year DGPA pattern: (YGPA1 + YGPA2 + 1.5×YGPA3 + 1.5×YGPA4) ÷ 5. Lateral-entry, three-year, two-year and one-year formulas are available in the selector instead of being incorrectly forced into the four-year formula.
Rule source: MAKAUT First Regulations; formula presentation cross-checked against current MAKAUT-issued grade cards.
Frequently asked questions
How does this MAKAUT CGPA calculator work?
It applies Σ(Credits × Grade Point) ÷ Σ(Credits) exactly as published in MAKAUT First Regulation and current grade-card model (Examination, grading and percentage-conversion provisions in the cited regulations and certificates). Programmes using the cited MAKAUT grade-point model. Programme-specific and autonomous-college rules can differ.
Will this match the CGPA on my official MAKAUT transcript?
It should, as long as you enter every counted course with the same credits and letter grade shown on your official grade sheet. This calculator was last checked against MAKAUT Rules & Regulations on 2026-09-12 by GradeCalculator.in editorial team. If MAKAUT has since revised the regulation, the official grade sheet takes precedence.
How do I convert my MAKAUT CGPA to a percentage?
MAKAUT's published conversion is percentage = (CGPA or DGPA − 0.75) × 10. Use the CGPA to percentage calculator to apply it automatically.
University rule notes
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Regulation scope
For programmes whose MAKAUT grade card uses the O, E, A, B, C, D, F, I scale and SGPA, YGPA, DGPA and CGPA model. NEP 2020 programmes, autonomous colleges and programme-specific rules can differ.
CGPA and DGPA formulas
Course index = Σ(Credit × Grade Point) ÷ Σ(Credits). Four-year DGPA = (Y1 + Y2 + 1.5Y3 + 1.5Y4) ÷ 5. Lateral DGPA = (Y2 + 1.5Y3 + 1.5Y4) ÷ 4.
The calculator also supports the published three-year, two-year and one-year patterns. F and I use 2 points in the printed grade-card model.
What is counted
- Credit-bearing courses and the grade points printed on the MAKAUT record.
- The correct YGPA or DGPA pattern for the programme length and entry route.
What is excluded
- Non-credit or programme-specific excluded courses.
- A four-year DGPA pattern applied to a lateral entry or shorter programme.
Worked example
For 4 credits at A, 3 at C and 2 at F, the course index is (32 + 18 + 4) ÷ 9 = 6.00. With Y1 7.2, Y2 7.8, Y3 8.1 and Y4 8.4, four-year DGPA = 7.95.
Common mistakes
- Using F = 0 instead of the grade-card model’s F = 2.
- Averaging yearly indices plainly or using the wrong DGPA pattern for lateral entry.
Based on MAKAUT First Regulation and current grade-card model
Programmes using the cited MAKAUT grade-point model. Programme-specific and autonomous-college rules can differ. Source locator: Examination, grading and percentage-conversion provisions in the cited regulations and certificates Reviewer: GradeCalculator.in editorial team.GradeCalculator.in is an independent calculator and is not affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal.
MAKAUT campus and grading coverage
These tools implement the MAKAUT grade-point scale and GPA formulas printed on university grade cards and the published university conversion rule. Programme-specific internal assessment, curriculum and autonomous-college rules are not treated as universal.