VIT CGPA Calculator

Calculate your cumulative GPA across all semesters at VIT

Understanding VIT CGPA

Learn about VIT's cumulative grading system and how CGPA is calculated

What is CGPA?

CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is a measure of your overall academic performance at VIT across all semesters. It's calculated by considering both your GPA and the credit weightage of each semester.

CGPA Calculation

  • Formula: CGPA = Σ(GPA × Credits) / Σ Credits
  • Each semester's GPA is multiplied by its credits
  • These weighted values are summed together
  • The total is divided by the sum of all credits

Important Note

This calculator provides an estimate based on your inputs. For official results, always refer to your VIT academic records and transcripts.

How VIT CGPA is Calculated

The formula used by this calculator follows VIT's official CGPA calculation method.

CGPA Formula

Formula: CGPA = Σ(GPA × Credits) / Σ Credits

Example: If you have three semesters with GPAs and credits:

  • Semester 1: 8.5 GPA × 24 credits = 204
  • Semester 2: 9.0 GPA × 22 credits = 198
  • Semester 3: 8.0 GPA × 26 credits = 208

CGPA = (204 + 198 + 208) / (24 + 22 + 26) = 610 / 72 = 8.47

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about VIT CGPA calculation

Yes, it follows VIT's official CGPA calculation method based on GPA and credits for each semester.

Yes, you can calculate CGPA with as many semesters as you've completed by entering their GPA and credit values.

Yes, it works for all VIT campuses including Vellore, Chennai, Bhopal, and Amaravati, as they follow the same GPA system.

Yes, VIT provides an official formula to convert CGPA to percentage. Use that for accurate conversions if required.

Absolutely! This VIT CGPA calculator is completely free and does not require any registration.

VIT CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average at Vellore Institute of Technology. It reflects the overall academic performance of a student across all semesters based on GPA and credit weightage.

CGPA is calculated using the formula: (Σ(GPA × Credits)) / (Σ Credits). Each semester's GPA is multiplied by its respective credits. These are summed and then divided by the total number of credits to get your overall CGPA.

Credits reflect the weight or importance of a course. Higher credit subjects contribute more to the CGPA, ensuring a fair evaluation based on course load and difficulty.

Yes, you can enter semester-wise GPA and credits into a CGPA calculator to compute your cumulative GPA at any point during your academic journey.

Yes. CGPA is a grade point system, while percentage is a numerical score. VIT provides a formula to convert CGPA to percentage when needed for applications or further education.