Question

How GPA is calculated?
What if we only have grades..

Answer 1

GPA is a weighted average of "Grade Points" , weighted by credit hours.

So, if the number of Grade Points(4 for A, 3 for B , etc...) you get in class one is GP1, and class one is for CR1 credits, class to you get GP@ for CR2 credits, etc....

Your GPA will be

GPA = CR1*GP1+ CR2*GP2 + CR3*GP3+ ...
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CR1+ CR2 +CR3+ ......

where the ... means you keep going until you run out of classes.

Answer 2

What are credits?

Answer 3

Like i had only 8 subjects. And we only get grades.

Answer 4

Some schools give you two credits for one class, and onl;y one for others. You probably should assuime that each class is the same, so jusyt assume all the classes are for one credit.

Answer 5

Does this seem legit?
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1080425

Answer 6

Different schools in the US count the points for a given grade diffeerntly, there isn't really a standard. Many schools just do (A=4 B=3 C=2, D=1, F=0), some schools do + and -'s,
but they vary as to how much a + or - counts numerically, still others just do ABC and F....

I'd just stick with the simplest one, it'll give you an answer in the right range at least....

Answer 7

Ok. thanks.