What is different between CGPA and GPA?

<p>Here are point-wise difference between CGPA and GPA</p><table border="1"><tbody><tr><th>&nbsp;</th><th>CGPA</th><th>GPA</th></tr><tr><td>Purpose</td><td>CGPA represents academic performance in an academic year</td><td>GPA represents academic performance in a semester</td></tr><tr><td>Importance</td><td>Used for admissions to universities and to get scholarship.</td><td>Used to assess academic progress</td></tr></tbody></table>

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GPA and CGPA are grade systems used in different colleges and universities to assign an evaluative measure of a students scholastic abilities. Both GPA and CGPA are reflective of a student's performance in a semester or the entire course that he has studied, but some colleges give more importance to GPA than CGPA while granting admissions to the students. GPA is calculated for a single term or a year, whereas CGPA is calculated for the entire duration of a course. Many colleges have a cut-off GPA for admission into different courses. This means that a student must consistently obtain high GPA. CGPA is for a whole course which means that a high CGPA requires good GPA in all years.

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