University GPA calculator
Calculate your semester GPA and updated CGPA using University of Tsukuba's own grading scale, credit weighting, rounding rules, and CGPA formula.
Formula type
4.30 GPA scale
This page is not using a generic Japan formula. It is generated from the data config for University of Tsukuba.
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Semester GPA
4.30
Updated CGPA
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GPA Credits
9
Rows
3
University of Tsukuba
Japan · 4.30 GPA scale
Enter your current CGPA and completed credits to calculate your updated CGPA. Your semester GPA is shown from your courses below.
9 credits entered
| Grade | Meaning | Points | GPA counted | Credit earned |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A+ | A+ | 4.30 | Yes | Yes |
| A | A | 4.00 | Yes | Yes |
| B | B | 3.00 | Yes | Yes |
| C | C | 2.00 | Yes | Yes |
| D | D | 0.00 | Yes | No |
| P | Pass | Excluded | No | Yes |
| PF | Pass/Fail Course Fail | Excluded | No | No |
Tsukuba GPA uses the official GP table for graded course credits; the public page states the calculation formula was unchanged when the GP table was revised. For semester GPA, each GPA-counted course is converted to quality points by multiplying grade points by credits. The semester GPA is the total quality points divided by total GPA-counted credits, then rounded with standard rounding to 2 decimal places. The updated CGPA combines the student's existing quality points with this semester's quality points, then rounds with standard rounding to 2 decimal places.
Pass/fail and non-GPA grades are handled from the University of Tsukuba config: supported pass grades are excluded from GPA points. Repeat-course handling uses this rule: Tsukuba's public GPA page defines the post-2016 GP table and notes that the GPA formula is unchanged, but a general repeated-course replacement rule was not clear.
Suppose a student starts with 3.00 CGPA after 30 completed credits and takes these University of Tsukuba courses:
The semester GPA is 2.10 and the updated CGPA is 2.79 using this university's rounding rules.
No. This page uses the grading configuration for University of Tsukuba. Another university in Japan can have different grade points, rounding rules, or pass/fail handling.
The calculator multiplies each GPA-counted grade point by its credits, adds the quality points, divides by GPA-counted credits, and applies standard rounding to 2 decimal places.
Pass/fail grades marked as non-GPA in the University of Tsukuba config are excluded from GPA points, although credit may still be earned when the grade allows it.
Tsukuba's public GPA page defines the post-2016 GP table and notes that the GPA formula is unchanged, but a general repeated-course replacement rule was not clear.
