University rule guide

SPPU GPA and CGPA calculator guide

SGPA/CGPA calculation follows the official credit-weighted method. The published grade selector is specifically the 2019 Pattern CBCS 10-point format. The percentage page is explicitly scoped to the official ×8.9 conversion document and should not be used where a newer programme handbook specifies another equation.

Applies toCourses whose marksheet/regulation states 2019 Pattern CBCS
Regulation version2019 Pattern CBCS 10 Point Credit System
Last verified2026-09-12
Reviewed byGradeCalculator.in editorial team

Programmes and regulations covered

SPPU departments and affiliated colleges; grading depends on faculty, programme and pattern.. The calculator scope is set by programme and regulation, not by the university name alone.

2019 Pattern CBCS 10 Point Credit System

Scope: Courses whose marksheet/regulation states 2019 Pattern CBCS

Official marksheet format publishes grade points and SGPA/CGPA formulas.

3/4-Year UG Credit Framework, Science & Technology

Scope: Current framework where specified

Uses its own CGPA-to-percentage table; do not substitute the older ×8.9 formula.

Campus and college scope
SPPU / Pune UniversityPune · Affiliated colleges in the SPPU jurisdictionThe selectable grade table here is the official 2019 Pattern CBCS 10-point format. Newer NEP credit frameworks can use different bands/conversion rules.

Exact SGPA and CGPA formula

Σ(Credits × Grade Point) ÷ Σ(Credits)

Multiply each included course’s credits by its grade point. Add the weighted points, add the included credits, then divide. For CGPA, use all counted courses across the semesters covered by your university record. A simple average of semester results is correct only when the counted credits match.

Included and excluded subjects

Included in the preset

Courses with the published grade points below are included when they carry counted credits.

  • O: Outstanding · 90–100
  • A: Excellent · 80–89
  • B: Very Good · 70–79
  • C: Good · 60–69
  • D: Above Average · 50–59
  • E: Average · 45–49
  • P: Pass · 40–44
  • F: Fail · below 40

Excluded or needs checking

  • AC: Audit course completed
  • ACN: Audit course not completed

A status can affect progression even when it does not enter CGPA. Check the regulation before removing a failed, repeated, withdrawn, audit or non-credit course.

Published grading table

The table below is the grade preset attached to this university record. Confirm the programme and regulation scope before using it for a formal application.

GradePointMeaning or bandCounted
O10Outstanding · 90–100Yes
A9Excellent · 80–89Yes
B8Very Good · 70–79Yes
C7Good · 60–69Yes
D6Above Average · 50–59Yes
E5Average · 45–49Yes
P4Pass · 40–44Yes
F0Fail · below 40Yes
Ab0AbsentYes
ACNot countedAudit course completedNo
ACNNot countedAudit course not completedNo

CGPA to percentage conversion

CGPA × 8.9 (only where the cited conversion document applies). Use this only for the programme and regulation covered by the source record.

Conversion rules are not interchangeable. A formula from another university, batch or unofficial website does not replace the source linked below.

Open the SPPU conversion calculator

Target CGPA for the next semester

To plan a target, use your current CGPA, completed counted credits, target CGPA and expected next semester credits. The required next SGPA is:

[Target CGPA × (completed credits + next credits) − current CGPA × completed credits] ÷ next credits

This record uses nearest rounding for the displayed target result. Keep the unrounded value while planning and exclude courses that the regulation does not count.

Open the SPPU target CGPA calculator

Worked example

Suppose three included courses carry 4, 3 and 2 credits with grade points 8, 9 and 7. The weighted points are 32, 27 and 14. Their total is 73 and the counted credits total 9, so the semester result is 73 ÷ 9 = 8.11 when displayed to two decimals.

This is an illustration, not an official SPPU transcript calculation. Replace the example values with the course credits and grade points that your regulation counts.

Common input mistakes

  • Choosing a regulation because it gives a better result instead of matching your batch and programme.
  • Entering marks where the calculator expects a grade point, or using the wrong university grade table.
  • Including audit, pass/fail, withdrawal, exemption or non-credit entries without checking the source clause.
  • Taking a simple average of semester SGPAs when the semesters have different counted credits.
  • Rounding each intermediate value before the final division or conversion.

Official source and revision history

SPPU 2019 Pattern CBCS marksheet format

Version: 2019 Pattern CBCS 10 Point Credit System

Source locator: Official grade table and SGPA/CGPA formulas for the 2019 Pattern CBCS 10-point system.

Applies to: Courses whose marksheet/regulation states 2019 Pattern CBCS

  1. SPPU 2019 Pattern CBCS marksheet formatOfficial grade table and SGPA/CGPA formulas for the 2019 Pattern CBCS 10-point system.
  2. SPPU CGPA conversion formulaOfficial conversion document: percentage = CGPA × 8.9 for its applicable pattern.
  3. SPPU current Science & Technology UG handbookShows that newer programme frameworks can use a different grade-wise conversion method.

Revision history

  1. Checked SPPU 2019 Pattern CBCS marksheet format.

SPPU calculator FAQ

Which SPPU students does this guide cover?

Courses whose marksheet/regulation states 2019 Pattern CBCS Check your programme, batch and campus before treating the result as an official value.

What formula does the SPPU calculator use?

Σ(Credits × Grade Point) ÷ Σ(Credits). Only courses included by the applicable regulation should enter the weighted total.

How does SPPU handle excluded subjects?

AC: Audit course completed ACN: Audit course not completed

Where can I verify the SPPU rule?

Use SPPU 2019 Pattern CBCS marksheet format, version 2019 Pattern CBCS 10 Point Credit System. The source locator is Official grade table and SGPA/CGPA formulas for the 2019 Pattern CBCS 10-point system..