How is CGPA calculated in COER - College of Engineering Roorkee?

Based on student performance, COER probably uses a grading system where each subject or course is given a specific grade. The grading system may employ a numerical grading system or letter grades such as A, B, C, and D. COER may also employ a credit system, in which each subject or course is given a specific amount of credits based on elements like the quantity of instruction time or the degree of course difficulty. Each grade given for a subject or course has a corresponding grade point. As an illustration, A might have a grade point of 9, B might have an 8, and so forth. Usually, the college predetermines the grade points based on the grading system. The number of credits assigned to each subject or course indicates how significant or weighted that subject or course is in the curriculum. A theory course might provide less credits than a lab or project-based course, for example. The steps that are typically taken to calculate the CGPA are as follows: Divide the grade point for each subject or course by the appropriate number of credit hours. Total the grades received for all courses and disciplines. Add together all of the subjects' and courses' combined credit hours. To calculate the CGPA, divide the total grade points by the total number of credits.

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