GPA Calculator

Calculate your GPA(Grade Point Average)

Universities in the English-speaking world do not all have the same systems of calculating average marks. Some countries, such as Canada and the USA, refer to “Grade Point Average,” (GPA), based on a maximum mark of 4 for each unit or subject. Some faculties used “weighted mean averages.”

Most Australian universities do not have such systems but some, on their websites, give advice on how to calculate a GPA from their individual grading systems.

The University of Sydney has different systems between faculties, and some faculties do not use grade point averages or “weighted mean averages” at all.

A useful article on the Internet can be seen on “Academic Grading in Australia.”

KOI has introduced a Grade Point Average (GPA) system, calculated as in Table A, and based on the following notional values:

• High Distinction 5, Distinction 4, Credit 3, Pass 2, Fail 0.
• Each Fail Grade counts as one attempt.
• Credit Transfer from other institutions are not calculated.
• ICT grades are calculated at the grades received from KOI.
• Grades waiting for final results are not calculated (eg, DE, SE.)