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what is SGPA ?

SGPA stands for Semester Grade Point Average . It is a measure of a student’s performance in a specific semester . It takes into account the grades you get in all the courses you take during that semester and the number of credits each course carries .

How is SGPA Calculated ?

Determine Grade Points : Each grade you receive corresponds to a grade point. For example , if you score 60% in a course, you might get a grade ‘B’ which equals 6.0 grade points .
Credit Points : Multiply the grade points by the number of credits for each course . If a course is 4 credits and you scored a ‘B’ (6.0 grade points), then the credit points for that course are 4 x 6.0 = 24 .
Sum of Credit Points : Add up all the credit points for all your courses in that semester.
Sum of Credits: Add up the total number of credits for all your courses in that semester.
Calculate SGPA: Divide the sum of credit points by the sum of credits.

SGPA = Total Credit Points​ / Total credits

Example Calculation:

Suppose you have the following courses and grades in a semester :

Course	Credits	% Marks	Grade	Grade Points	Credit Points
Paper I	4	60%	B	6.0	24
Paper II	4	50%	D	5.0	20
Paper III	4	70%	A	7.0	28
Paper IV	4	75%	A	7.5	30
Practical I	4	75%	A	7.5	30
Practical II	4	80%	A	8.0	32

Total Credit Points = 24 + 20 + 28 + 30 + 30 + 32 = 164
Total Credits = 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 24

SGPA= 164/24 ​= 6.83

What is CGPA ?

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average. It is a measure of a student’s overall performance across all semesters. It considers the SGPA of all semesters and the total credits of all those semesters.

How is CGPA Calculated ?

SGPA for Each Semester: Calculate the SGPA for each semester.
Total Credit Points for All Semesters: Add up all the total credit points from each semester.
Total Credits for All Semesters: Add up the total number of credits from each semester.
Calculate CGPA : Divide the total credit points by the total credits.
CGPA

CGPA= ∑(SGPA×Credits points)​ / ∑(Credits)

Example Calculation:

Suppose you have the following SGPAs and credits for six semesters:

Semester	SGPA	Credits
I	6.83	24
II	7.08	24
III	6.75	24
IV	7.25	24
V	7.00	24
VI	6.90	24

Total Credit Points = (6.83 * 24) + (7.08 * 24) + (6.75 * 24) + (7.25 * 24) + (7.00 * 24) + (6.90 * 24)
Total Credit Points = 163.92 + 169.92 + 162.00 + 174.00 + 168.00 + 165.60 = 1003.44
Total Credits = 24 + 24 + 24 + 24 + 24 + 24 = 144

CGPA= 1003.44/144 ​= 6.97

Summary:

• SGPA tells you how well you did in a single semester.
• CGPA gives an overall picture of your performance across all semesters.
• Both are calculated by converting your percentage marks to grade points, multiplying by the course credits, and then averaging them appropriately.

This way, SGPA and CGPA provide a standardized way to measure and compare academic performance consistently across different courses and semesters.