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Universities in Bangladesh

Premier University (PUC)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (RUET)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University (SAU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

Southeast University (SEU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

Stamford University Bangladesh

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

United International University (UIU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

University of Asia Pacific (UAP)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

University of Chittagong (CU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

University of Dhaka (DU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

University of Rajshahi (RU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

University of Science & Technology Chittagong (USTC)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

Uttara University (UU)

Verified scheme

Varendra University (VU)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

World University of Bangladesh (WUB)

Verified scheme GPA policy guide

Comilla University (CoU)

Jashore University of Science and Technology (JUST)

Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University (MBSTU)

Netrokona University

Rabindra University, Bangladesh (RUB)

Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST)

University of Barisal (BU)

Grading intelligence

Grading systems used at Bangladesh universities

58 universities use a percentage-based scale
Scale range
0.0–4.0
Top grade
A+ = 4.0

e.g. Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST)· American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB)· Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU)

Each Bangladesh university stores its own grading scheme — including any plus/minus subdivisions, custom cut-offs, and scale maxima — so you don’t need to convert your CGPA manually. Pick your university and the calculator applies the correct conversion automatically.

Verified against official documents

These 51 calculators have had their grading scheme checked against the university’s own published policy — the table the calculator applies is the table the institution prints:

Bangladesh GPA Calculator FAQs

Common questions students from Bangladesh ask about calculating their CGPA with GPAWise.

Which grading scale do Bangladesh universities use?
Across the 58 universities we list in Bangladesh, 58 universities use a percentage-based scale (0.0–4.0). Each sets its own cut-offs, so your CGPA reflects your specific institution rather than a generic conversion. Examples in our listing include Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST), American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB), and Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU).
What is considered a good CGPA at Bangladesh universities?
On Bangladesh's most common 4-point scale, a CGPA of about 3.0 is generally considered good and 3.5 or above excellent; many graduate programs look for at least 3.0. Because each university sets its own cut-offs, treat these as planning figures — your registrar may round or weight credits differently.
Is GPAWise free for students in Bangladesh?
Yes — GPAWise is completely free for students in Bangladesh, with no signup and no email. Your CGPA inputs stay in your browser, scoped to this site, for 60 days from your last visit — they're never sent to a server unless you choose to submit feedback.
How accurate is the CGPA calculation for Bangladesh institutions?
For the courses and credits you enter, the calculator applies each Bangladesh university's official grading scheme so the result matches your transcript. Bangladesh uses the 4.0 scale used across public and private universities, and differences usually come from special credits (audit, withdraw, transfer) or rounding rules your registrar may apply differently.
Can I see what GPA I need next semester to hit a target?
Yes — every per-university page on GPAWise has a Target CGPA calculator (linked from the regular calculator's result card) that tells you the average GPA you'd need across your remaining credits to reach a goal. It uses the same institution-specific grading scheme.