How to use the CGPA Improvement Planner
- 1. Add completed semestersEnter the SGPA and credits for each semester you have finished.
- 2. Add semesters leftEnter credits for each one, and an SGPA where you already have a plan.
- 3. Read your planSee the SGPA needed in the open semesters and your CGPA after each.
How the planner works
The planner adds the credit points (SGPA × credits) of every completed semester to get your current CGPA. For the semesters left, it uses your planned SGPA where you give one. The rest are “open” semesters. It then finds one SGPA for all open semesters that lands you exactly on your target.
SGPA needed in open semesters = (target × all credits − completed points − planned points) ÷ open credits.
Worked example with the defaults: four semesters done (6.8, 7.1, 6.9 and 7.4 over 88 credits) give a CGPA of 7.06 and 621.6 points. Four semesters are left with 82 credits, and you plan an 8 in one 22-credit semester (176 points). For a 7.5 target you need 7.5 × 170 = 1,275 points. The open 60 credits must give 477.4 points, so an SGPA of 7.96 in each.
Using the plan
The table shows your CGPA after each semester, so you can see the climb. If the SGPA needed is above your scale maximum, the planner fills the open semesters with the maximum and shows the highest CGPA you can reach instead.
Set targets you can keep. A steady rise is easier than one very high semester. Most universities use credit-weighted CGPA, but check your ordinance. For a quick single figure, use the target CGPA calculator. If backlogs are pulling your CGPA down, see the backlog impact on CGPA calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to plan every remaining semester?
No. Leave the SGPA out for any semester and the planner works out what you need there.
Can I plan a lower SGPA in one semester?
Yes. Enter it as a planned SGPA, and the planner raises the SGPA needed in the open semesters to make up for it.
Why is my CGPA here different from my marksheet?
Your marksheet may round each SGPA or use another rule. Enter the SGPA and credits exactly as printed for the closest match.
Is this tool free?
Yes. You enter your name and WhatsApp number once when you see your result, and other Uncodemy tools then open without the form.