How is CGPA calculated in Shri Ramswaroop Memorial Group of Professional Colleges?

<p>CGPA as the cumulative GPA is a result of the division the sum of all the SGPAs in an academic year with the number of semesters. So, in simple terms, CGPA is calculated for the entire course while GPA is per the semester and SGPA is for a particular session be it a year or so.</p>

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<p>The calculation of CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial Group of Professional Colleges is typically based on a credit-based system. Here's a general overview of how CGPA is calculated: Courses and Credits: Each course you take during your academic programme is assigned a certain number of credits. The credits reflect the weightage or importance of the course in the overall curriculum. Grades and Grade Points: After completing a course, you receive a grade based on your performance in that course. The grading system may include letter grades such as A, B, C, etc. , or a numerical scale. Each grade is associated with a specific grade point. For example, an 'A' grade might be assigned a grade point of 9, a 'B' grade could be assigned 8, and so on. Credit Weighted Grade Point: To calculate the credit weighted grade point for a particular course, you multiply the grade point earned in that course by the credits assigned to it. Cumulative Grade Points: The cumulative grade points are determined by adding up the credit weighted grade points earned in all the courses you have completed so far. Cumulative Credits: Similarly, the cumulative credits are the sum of the credits for all the courses completed. CGPA Calculation: Finally, the CGPA is obtained by dividing the cumulative grade points by the cumulative credits.</p>

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