Metropolitan University (MU) GPA Calculator

Course performance is assessed through continuous evaluation across the term, weighted as follows: Mid-term Exam 30, Class Test 20, Attendance and participation 10, Final Exam 40 — total 100. Lab-based courses are evaluated through lab tasks assigned by the teachers instead of this breakdown.

GPA = sum of (Grade Points × Credits) ÷ sum of credits attempted. A '+' or '-' modifier is worth 0.25 grade point. A course graded 'D' or higher counts as earned credit; a course graded 'F' does not count toward earned credit and must be retaken.

An Incomplete ('I') grade may be given for an excused absence from an exam (e.g. serious illness, a death in the family). The student must sit a make-up exam and clear the 'I' within one month of the next term, or it automatically converts to an 'F'.

A student may retake a course graded below a 'B' to try to improve it, re-registering and paying tuition fees as for any other course; if the course is no longer offered, an equivalent course may be substituted for a sufficiently compelling reason.

Undergraduate programs require a minimum CGPA of 2.00 for acceptable academic standing; falling below it places a student on academic probation. Below 60 credits, a maximum of 3 consecutive probation notices is allowed before dismissal; at 60 credits or above, more notices may be granted with Academic Council approval.

Graduate programs require the same minimum CGPA of 2.00, with the same 3-consecutive-notice dismissal threshold below 15 credits, and Academic Council approval required to extend it at 15 credits or above.

To graduate, a student must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 in all courses and complete the required number of credits for the program. Undergraduate students must earn at least 50 percent of their required credits at Metropolitan University; graduate students must fulfill the full residency requirement.