Grading Policy
Understanding the point scale behind your GPA calculations.
Disclaimer
Please verify these grade points with the latest official IISAT academic policy before production deployment. The scale provided below is a standard placeholder and may not reflect recent administrative changes.
Standard Grading Scale
The calculators on this website use the following letter grade to grade point mappings to calculate your GPA and CGPA.
| Letter Grade | Grade Points | Description |
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How it affects your GPA
Your Grade Point Average (GPA) is determined by multiplying the Grade Points of the grade you received by the Credit Hours assigned to the course. This gives you the "Quality Points" for that course.
- Credit Hours: The weight of the course (e.g., 3.0 credits).
- Grade Points: The numerical value of your letter grade (e.g., A = 4.00).
- Quality Points: Credit Hours × Grade Points.