CGPA calculation
 

I have done bcom hons with 3.46 gpa with 72% marks and B grade but total gpa is 5. According to this i have 2nd dive but have 72 % marks. I am so confused. Suggest me what to do to correct it from my university ?


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Is this written on your transcript or degree that you have secured 72% marks or you yourself have calculated your percentage accordingly?

[QUOTE=FAIRUFF;782105]Is this written on your transcript or degree that you have secured 72% marks or you yourself have calculated your percentage accordingly?[/QUOTE]


This is written on both transcript and degree


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Here is the conversion rule as per set by HEC,hopefully it will work for you.
[url]http://www.hec.gov.pk/INSIDEHEC/DIVISIONS/HRD/SCHOLARSHIPS/FOREIGNSCHOLARSHIPS/OSSPHASE2BATCH3/10OSS/Pages/ConversionofGPA.aspx[/url]
But most of the universities have their own criteria, but still having B grade means 1st division,so it would be better if you contact reslpective department for authentic information.

what are the major subjects in b.com?

[QUOTE=FAIRUFF;782116]Here is the conversion rule as per set by HEC,hopefully it will work for you.
[url]http://www.hec.gov.pk/INSIDEHEC/DIVISIONS/HRD/SCHOLARSHIPS/FOREIGNSCHOLARSHIPS/OSSPHASE2BATCH3/10OSS/Pages/ConversionofGPA.aspx[/url]
But most of the universities have their own criteria, but still having B grade means 1st division,so it would be better if you contact reslpective department for authentic information.[/QUOTE]


Can you tell me formula for cgpa ?


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[QUOTE=Ghulam asghar phulpoto;782131]what are the major subjects in b.com?[/QUOTE]


Commerce related subjects


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To calculate your CGPA based on the 8 semesters:
[(total grade point for semester 1) + (total grade point for semester 2)+ (till grade points of 8th semester] / total credit hours taken in all semesters

For more details,you can visit the following link,,
[url]http://www.friendsmania.net/forum/result-pakistan-all-classes-results-subject-notes-guess-papers/139820.htm[/url]

[QUOTE=FAIRUFF;782171]To calculate your CGPA based on the 8 semesters:

[(total grade point for semester 1) + (total grade point for semester 2)+ (till grade points of 8th semester] / total credit hours taken in all semesters



For more details,you can visit the following link,,

[url]http://www.friendsmania.net/forum/result-pakistan-all-classes-results-subject-notes-guess-papers/139820.htm[/url][/QUOTE]


My university using this formula calculate cgpa but total cgpa is 5
My real question is according to HEC criteria should my gpa considered as 2nd division?


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[QUOTE=tehminanoor;782183]My university using this formula calculate cgpa but total cgpa is 5
My real question is according to HEC criteria should my gpa considered as 2nd division?


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You should contact the registrar's office of your university in this regards. Every university has a different grading criteria (relative or absolute). You can ask them to furnish you a certificate mentioning the division. HEC only dictates on the conversion of % and CGPA.

[QUOTE=RoadBlock;782192]You should contact the registrar's office of your university in this regards. Every university has a different grading criteria (relative or absolute). You can ask them to furnish you a certificate mentioning the division. HEC only dictates on the conversion of % and CGPA.[/QUOTE]

I had applied for a scholarship only mentioned total cgpa and obtain gpa.
Will HEC consider this 3.46 from 5 a second division?


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[QUOTE=tehminanoor;782193]I had applied for a scholarship only mentioned total cgpa and obtain gpa.
Will HEC consider this 3.46 from 5 a second division?


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HEC has not given any explicit framework for the computation of the division of candidates. However, as per the standard rules, you should fall in the second division. (3.64 CGPA is between 50 and 59.99% slab).

Anyhow, you should contact the university to issue you the certificate mentioning the division.

[QUOTE=RoadBlock;782204]HEC has not given any explicit framework for the computation of the division of candidates. However, as per the standard rules, you should fall in the second division. (3.64 CGPA is between 50 and 59.99% slab).



Anyhow, you should contact the university to issue you the certificate mentioning the division.[/QUOTE]


HEC no longer use this criteria and they confirmed.


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