Grade Calculator (BPUT Based)

- Use Case of Grade Calculator

- Since the grade obtained in the reappear exam shows on a different page if a BPUT student has a backlog and clears the paper, there is a problem with the BPUT result page that makes it confusing to determine the actual SGPA. For this reason, we prefer to use a grade calculator to calculate the actual SGPA.

- Prediction through Grade Calculator

- Students who receive low grades on their papers occasionally request rechecking, by using this calculator, they can also estimate their SGPA based on their expected grades.

- Service from Grade Calculator

- After passing all exams, a student must wait for an extended period to receive a provisional certificate from the college. Until then, should he wait for his certificate to become accessible before applying for jobs?

- Not at all, in fact, we've included a feature that will help you get your actual grade sheet in the updated format (.pdf). With this function, your new exam grades—which are the same as your provisional certificate—replace your previous backlog grades on a single sheet.

- Is this calculator genuine to use

- The calculator computes your SGPA, CGPA, and Percentage in accordance with the precise rules set up by Biju Patnaik University of Technology (BPUT).

- Marks Calculation

- In BPUT there are lot's of confussion if there is marking system or not, so there is clearly mentioned in your final certificte the maximum obtained grade is 'O' grade where your secured marks lies in between 90-100.

- So we considered each subject full marks as 100, we calculate your percentage from given SGPA/CGPA, now it's easy to get your secured marks.

Note:- It's a completely theory basis assumption 'Grade Calulator' not responsible if you face any academic related problem in future.

- How to calculate SGPA

- Basically, your 'subject credits' and secured 'subject grade' are used to determine your SGPA; if you know your total score, you can also enter it.

- How to calculate CGPA

- Your cumulative/sum of 'semester credit points' for all of your semesters and your 'secured SGPA' can be used to compute your CGPA.

- How to calculate Percentage

- You can provide your secured SGPA/CGPA.