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Anna University GPA / CGPA Calculator (10-Point)

Calculate your Anna University GPA and cumulative CGPA on the 10-point scale, then convert it with the official CGPA x 10 percentage formula. Enter each course with its credits and grade.

Percentage formula:
Course Credits Grade
Scale
10-point CGPA
Location
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Type
Public state technical university
Founded
1978

Anna GPA Calculator: How to Find Your CGPA

Anna University uses a 10-point CGPA where O = 10, A+ = 9, A = 8, B+ = 7, B = 6, C = 5 (the lowest pass), and U (or RA) = 0. Its official percentage conversion, unchanged across Regulation 2013, 2017, and 2021, is CGPA x 10, so an 8.0 CGPA equals 80 percent, above the 76 percent the CBSE-style CGPA x 9.5 would give.

The calculator above uses the 10-point CGPA that Anna University reports. Enter each course with its credits and grade; the CGPA is the credit-weighted average, computed as the sum of (grade points times credits) divided by total credits. The tool also shows a 4.0-scale equivalent for US graduate applications and a percentage via the formula toggle. For the full multi-scale tool, see the India GPA calculator hub.

Anna University Grading and Standing

Anna University requires a minimum grade of C (5 points) to pass each course and clears arrears (U or RA grades) through re-examination. Under Regulation 2021, First Class with Distinction requires a CGPA of 8.5 or higher with no arrears in any course on your first attempt across all semesters; First Class requires 6.5 CGPA. Confirm the exact arrear and classification rules in the Anna University regulations for your batch.

What makes Anna distinctive: Anna University's own percentage formula is CGPA x 10, higher than the discounted (CGPA - 0.75) x 10 the generic UGC guideline gives, which some other universities use instead. In the percentage-formula toggle above, select Anna to apply the correct conversion to your CGPA.

Source: Anna University (www.annauniv.edu). Grade-point values and classification bands are set in the academic regulations and can change by batch or program, so verify any figure that affects arrears, division, or distinction with the university before relying on it.

Converting Your Anna CGPA to Percentage and US GPA

Indian CGPA converts to a percentage using an institution-specific multiplier: the CBSE-style CGPA times 9.5, the Anna University CGPA times 10, or a program-specific factor. Pick the right one in the percentage-formula toggle above. For a US 4.0-scale figure, the calculator shows an equivalent automatically; the GPA converter and the GPA scale reference cover the conversion in more detail. Other Indian institutions appear on the India GPA calculator and the GPA by country directory.

Anna University GPA Calculator Regulation 2021

Regulation 2021 keeps the same CGPA method as Regulation 2017 and 2013: multiply each course's credits by its grade point, sum across courses, and divide by total credits. The one change under R2021 is a new C grade band (41 to 50 marks, 5 points) that R2017 did not have. If you're on an earlier regulation such as R2008, verify your batch's exact grade bands with your department, since the current circular does not cover that batch.

Anna University CGPA to Percentage

The conversion is CGPA x 10 under R2013, R2017, and R2021 alike, so a 7.4 CGPA is 74 percent and an 8.5 CGPA is 85 percent. If an employer or a foreign university asks for a certified figure rather than a self-calculated one, Anna University's exam office issues a CGPA to percentage conversion certificate; the calculator above gives you the same number to check before you apply.

How to Calculate CGPA in Anna University?
Enter each course with its credits and grade into the calculator above on the 10-point scale. Anna University grade points are O = 10, A+ = 9, A = 8, B+ = 7, B = 6, C = 5, U = 0. The CGPA is the credit-weighted average of grade points. To see the percentage, choose Anna in the percentage-formula toggle, which applies the official CGPA x 10 conversion used under Regulation 2013, 2017, and 2021.
How to Calculate GPA in Anna University?
Anna University does not publish a separate per-semester "GPA" distinct from CGPA; both use the same 10-point scale. A single semester's average is often called SGPA, while CGPA is cumulative across all semesters completed so far. Enter just that semester's courses into the calculator above for an SGPA, or every course to date for your CGPA.
What is the Anna University percentage formula?
Anna University converts CGPA to percentage with the formula CGPA x 10, unchanged across Regulation 2013, 2017, and 2021. For example, an 8.0 CGPA is 8.0 x 10 = 80 percent, and a 9.0 CGPA is 90 percent. This differs from the discounted (CGPA - 0.75) x 10 formula some other UGC-governed universities apply instead. Select Anna in the percentage-formula toggle above to apply the correct conversion.
What does a U or RA grade mean at Anna University?
U (or RA, meaning Reappearance) is an arrear grade at Anna University: the course was not cleared and carries 0 grade points until you pass it through a re-examination. Arrears pull the CGPA down while they remain, and even a cleared arrear rules out First Class with Distinction under Regulation 2021. Once you clear the arrear, the new grade replaces the U in the CGPA. Enter only your current grades in the calculator above to see your standing.