Add the grade points of all subjects (excluding the 4th subject), then divide by the number of those subjects. If you have a 4th subject, the points above 2.00 are added to the total before dividing.
The 4th subject is an optional additional subject. Only the points above 2.00 count towards your GPA, so it can raise your GPA but never lower it.
The maximum GPA is 5.00, even if the 4th subject points would push the total higher.
A+ = 5.00, A = 4.00, A- = 3.50, B = 3.00, C = 2.00, D = 1.00, F = 0.00.
If you get F in any main subject, the result is shown as Failed. An F in the 4th subject does not affect your main result.
Yes. Both exams use the same grading system, so one calculator works for both.
Yes, add all your main subjects with their grades for an accurate GPA. Subject names are optional.
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