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Free GPA calculator and CGPA calculator for NUST, using its 4.00-point grade table.
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The table below records the grade points used at National University of Sciences and Technology on a four point scale. The highest grade, A, is worth 4.00, and the lowest passing grade, D, is worth 1.00. Values are stored per university, so they never affect any other campus.
| Grade | Grade point |
|---|---|
| A | 4.00 |
| B+ | 3.50 |
| B | 3.00 |
| C+ | 2.50 |
| C | 2.00 |
| D+ | 1.50 |
| D | 1.00 |
| F | 0.00 |
The National University of Sciences and Technology was established in 1991 and is consistently ranked among Pakistan's leading universities. Its H-12 campus in Islamabad hosts constituent schools in electrical and mechanical engineering, computing, civil engineering, natural sciences, business and social sciences. NUST's undergraduate grade table uses 0.50 steps with no minus grades, so B+ is worth 3.50 and there is no A- or B-. Most courses are graded relative to the class.
Known for: Consistently among Pakistan's highest-ranked universities.
For each course, multiply its credit hours by the grade point of the grade you received. That gives the quality points for the course. Add the quality points of every course you took at NUST this semester, then divide by the total credit hours of those courses.
GPA = Sum of (Credit Hours x Grade Points) / Total Credit Hours
Your CGPA covers your whole degree at NUST, not one semester. Multiply each completed semester's GPA by the credit hours of that semester, add those values together, then divide by the total credit hours of all of those semesters.
CGPA = Total Quality Points across semesters / Total Credit Hours across semesters
New to this? Read how to calculate GPA and CGPA or the difference between GPA and CGPA.
For each course, multiply its credit hours by the grade point of the grade you received. That gives the quality points for the course. Add the quality points of every course you took at NUST this semester, then divide by the total credit hours of those courses. In short: GPA = Sum of (Credit Hours x Grade Points) / Total Credit Hours.
Your CGPA covers your whole degree at NUST, not one semester. Multiply each completed semester's GPA by the credit hours of that semester, add those values together, then divide by the total credit hours of all of those semesters. In short: CGPA = Total Quality Points across semesters / Total Credit Hours across semesters.
At National University of Sciences and Technology, GPA is your average for one semester and CGPA is your cumulative average across every completed semester. Both are worked out on the same 4.00 scale and weighted by credit hours. The CGPA calculator on this page takes your semester GPAs and credit hours and returns the cumulative result.
National University of Sciences and Technology uses a 4.00 scale, so the highest possible GPA or CGPA is 4.00.
An A is worth 4.00 grade points at National University of Sciences and Technology. Multiply that by the credit hours of the course to get the quality points the course contributes.
Yes. An F is worth 0.00 grade points, but its credit hours are still counted in the total you divide by. That is why one failed course pulls the whole semester GPA down, and why the calculator on this page includes F rows in the total credit hours.
No. This is an independent student project, not a National University of Sciences and Technology service, and the grade table currently shown is demo data that has not been verified against official documents. Confirm the values with your own department before relying on a result.
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