Ibadat International University (IIUI) GPA Calculator

Ibadat International University follows an absolute grading system — a course grade is set by the student's own percentage score against fixed marks bands, not by ranking against classmates. Each letter grade maps to a grade point on a 0.00–4.00 scale, as shown in the Grade Scale Reference on this page.

The passing threshold is 50% (grade D, 1.00 grade points); a score below 50% is an F and earns no credit. The scale runs from A down through a single set of nine letter grades — there are no A− equivalents below B (no B− or C−).

The university reports a Semester GPA (SGPA) for each term and a Cumulative GPA (CGPA) across all semesters, both on the 0.00–4.00 scale. Credit hours are the weighting unit, so higher-credit courses count more toward the average:

• SGPA = sum of (course credit hours × grade points earned) for the semester, divided by the semester's total credit hours.
• CGPA = the same calculation taken over every course in every semester.
• When a course is repeated, only the better grade is used in the CGPA, though the earlier attempt still appears on the transcript.
• An Incomplete (I) grade does not enter the GPA calculation, and converts to an F if it is not cleared within one semester.

Probation is the status given to a student whose academic performance falls below the university's minimum standard: a CGPA below 2.00 for undergraduate students, or below 2.50 for Master's and MPhil students.

A student may freeze up to two semesters and later resume from the same stage, but no freezing is allowed during a semester, nor for the first two semesters of a BS (first semester of an MS) except under special hardship approval. Failure to enrol beyond the permitted freeze leads to de-registration.

To complete the degree, a student must reach a minimum qualifying CGPA of 2.00 for a BS (undergraduate / 16 years) and 2.50 for MS/MPhil, in addition to passing all required courses. A failed course cannot be cleared by a retake or supplementary exam — it must be repeated, and undergraduates may repeat fewer than six courses across an eight-semester programme (fewer than three at the graduate level).

Medals, prizes, rolls of honour and positions are awarded only to students who pass their courses in the first attempt. A student who repeated a course — whether to clear a failure or to improve a grade — is therefore not eligible for these academic distinctions.

Credits are transferred on a course-to-course basis: a course taken elsewhere is credited only where it is equivalent to a course taught at the university. Two limits apply:

• No credit transfers if the grade is below C for undergraduates or below B for graduates.
• Credits may be transferred only from HEC-recognised universities.