The academic standing of a student is
referred to in terms of a Grade Point Average (GPA).
Grade Point shall be determined on the
basis of numerical grade using the following table.
Grade 'C' Range of Numerical value
Grade 'B' Range of Numerical value
Grade
'A' Range of Numerical value
Percentage Marks
GP
Percentage Marks
GP
Percentage Marks
GP
50.0 to 51.4
2.0
65.0 to 66.4
3.0
80.0 to 81.4
4.0
51.5 to 52.9
2.1
66.5 to 67.9
3.1
81.5 to 82.9
4.1
53.0 to 54.4
2.2
68.0 to 69.4
3.2
83.0 to 84.4
4.2
54.5 to 55.9
2.3
69.5 to 70.9
3.3
84.5 to 85.9
4.3
56.0 to 57.9
2.4
71.0 to 72.4
3.4
86.0 to 87.4
4.4
57.5 to 58.9
2.5
72.5 to 73.9
3.5
87.5 to 88.9
4.5
59.0 to 60.4
2.6
74.0 to 75.4
3.6
89.0 to 90.4
4.6
60.5 to 61.9
2.7
75.5 to 76.9
3.7
90.5 to 91.9
4.7
62.0 to 63.4
2.8
77.0 to 78.4
3.8
92.0 to 93.4
4.8
63.5 to 64.9
2.9
78.5 to 79.9
3.9
93.5 to 94.9
4.9
95.0 to 99.0
5.0
Grade Point Average (GPA) shall be
calculated in accordance with the following formula.
GPA=Sum of (GP x Cr)/Total Credits
Where
GP=grade points earned in a course
Cr=credits of the corresponding
course and sum is over all the courses.
Example:
Course
Evaluation
Code No
Title
Credit
Marks Obtained
L.G
N.G
G.P
AMS-603
History of the U.S 1876 to the
Present
3
62
B
2.8
8.4
AMS-607
The U.S Economy & Economic
Policy
3
70
B
3.3
9.9
AMS-609
American Literature
3
70
B
3.3
9.9
Total
9
28.2
GPA=(8.4+9.9+9.9)/9=3.1
The Cumulative Grade Point Average
(CGPA) at the end of a semester shall be the Grade Point Average of all the
courses which have been passed up to that time.
