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SRM CGPA Calculator
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Do not use a plain semester average
CGPA = Σ(semester credits × SGPA) ÷ Σ(semester credits). SRM Regulation 2021 explicitly weights each semester by its total credits, so a simple average is only equivalent when every semester carries the same credits.
Official percentage conversion
SRM’s 2021 regulation states: equivalent percentage = CGPA × 10. An 8.50 CGPA therefore corresponds to 85%.
Source: SRM Regulations 2021, R8.6–R8.7.
Frequently asked questions
How does this SRM CGPA calculator work?
It applies Σ(Credits × Grade Point) ÷ Σ(Credits) exactly as published in B.Tech/M.Tech (Integrated) Regulations 2021 (R4.5 to R4.6 and R8.1 to R8.7). SRMIST engineering cohorts governed by the 2021 regulation. Separate SRM universities publish their own rules.
Will this match the CGPA on my official SRM 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 SRM B.Tech/M.Tech (Integrated) Regulations 2021 on 2026-09-12 by GradeCalculator.in editorial team. If SRM has since revised the regulation, the official grade sheet takes precedence.
How do I convert my SRM CGPA to a percentage?
SRM's published conversion is percentage = CGPA × 10. Use the CGPA to percentage calculator to apply it automatically.
University rule notes
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Regulation scope
For SRMIST B.Tech. and M.Tech. Integrated students under the 2021 regulation, with B.Tech. 2022 batch onward covered by the cited certificate. SRM University-AP, Delhi-NCR and Sikkim are separate universities.
SRM CGPA formula
CGPA = Σ(Semester Credits × Semester SGPA) ÷ Σ(Semester Credits), rounded to two decimals.
The course-level SGPA includes failed course entries. The cumulative calculation uses every applicable semester in the programme record.
What is counted
- The official semester SGPA and semester credits for each applicable semester.
- Credit-bearing programme work governed by the SRMIST 2021 regulation.
What is excluded
- Mandatory non-credit courses.
- Credits from SRM University-AP, Delhi-NCR or Sikkim, or another programme regulation.
Worked example
A semester SGPA of 7.40 over 20 credits contributes 148 points. An SGPA of 8.10 over 24 contributes 194.40. CGPA = 342.40 ÷ 44 = 7.78.
Common mistakes
- Taking a plain average of semester SGPAs.
- Dropping a semester because it contains an F, or adding a mandatory non-credit course.
Based on B.Tech/M.Tech (Integrated) Regulations 2021
SRMIST engineering cohorts governed by the 2021 regulation. Separate SRM universities publish their own rules. Source locator: R4.5 to R4.6 and R8.1 to R8.7 Reviewer: GradeCalculator.in editorial team.GradeCalculator.in is an independent calculator and is not affiliated with SRM Institute of Science and Technology.
SRM campus and grading coverage
The current calculators implement the cited SRMIST B.Tech/M.Tech (Integrated) 2021 regulation. They cover SRMIST campuses where that programme and batch regulation applies. Students at SRM-AP, SRM Haryana or SRM Sikkim must use their own university regulation and can edit weighted components when the published scheme differs.