How to calculate cgpa in Nigeria universities.

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*MASTERY CGPA CALCULATION of  5.00 Grading System.* 


*HOW TO CALCULATE CGPA* 


5 = A


4 = B


3 = C


2 = D


1 = E


0 = F

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1. 70-100 = A


2. 60-69 = B


3. 50-59 = C


4. 45-49 = D 


5. 40-44 = E


6. 0-39 = F

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So:


1. 4.50 - 5.00 = First Class


2. 3.50 - 4.49 = 2nd Class Upper


3. 2.40 - 3.49 = 2nd Class Lower


4. 1.50 - 2.39 = 3rd Class


5. 1.0 - 1.49 = Pass

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WHAT IS CGPA & GPA??


CGPA - Cumulative Grade Point Average. (This is what you have after both 1st and 2nd semester .... In summation and Division, amounting to it)


GPA - Grade Point Average ( This is what you have after every semester)


C.U - Credit Units

TCU - Total Credit Unit


G.P - Grade Point

TGP or TQP - Total Grade Point or Quality Point


Thus;

GPA ..... This is derived by dividing the Total Grade/Quality point (TQP/TGP) by the Total Credit unit (TCU) for that semester.


For example:

If in a semester, a student earned 90 quality points for 21 credit units, the GPA will be; 

GPA = TGP/TCU

            90/21 

           = 4.28


*HOW TO CALCULATE CGPA:*


CGPA is derived by adding the Total Quality Points (TQP) for all the semesters to date and dividing by the Total Credit Units to date for all semester... 1st & 2nd.


For example:

If in a semester a student earns a QP of 90 for 21 CU in the first semester and earns a QP of 87 for 20 CU in the second semester, His/Her CGPA will be ;

CGPA = TQP/TCU

          = (90+87) / (21+20)

         =   177 / 41

               = 4.31


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Your CGPA for that session will be, 

CGPA = 4.31


.............................................   Breaking it Down:


√ Let's Consider a 1st Semester Result as shown below;


S/n  Units.   Grade      G.P

1.       3    × (A) 5     =  15


2.       2    × (B) 4    =  8 


3.       2    × (A) 5     = 10


4.      3     × (A) 5     = 15


5.      3     × (C) 3     = 9


6.      3     × (D) 2      = 6


7.      2     × (E) 1.     = 2

      

     TCU.                   TGP

     =18                   = 65


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GPA = TGP/TCU

          = 65/18

            = 3.61


√√ Let us now consider 2nd Semester Result.

NB: We'd carry out same procedure in 1st semester then apply here. 

But let's assume our  TCU & TGP to be = 20  and = 93 respectively. 


GPA for second semester   GPA = TGP/TCU

             93/20

            = 4.65

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√√√ You'll add first semester and semester together to get CGPA. AS As shown below;


Mathematically;

CGPA = TGP+TGP(1st & 2nd semester) / TCU+TCU(1st & 2nd Semester)


   CGPA = 65+94/ 18+20

             = 159 / 38

                 = 4.184210

NB: Always approximate your point to 2decimal places.

Thus: Your main

 CGPA = 4.18 



I wish you academic Excellence.


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