Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology (SSUET) GPA Calculator

SSUET uses absolute grading on a 0.00–4.00 grade-point scale. Each course percentage falls into a fixed marks band, and every band carries a single fixed grade point — the value depends only on your marks, not on how the rest of the class performed, and it does not rise with your exact mark inside the band. The full band-to-grade-point mapping is shown in the Grade Scale Reference above. This table has applied since Spring 2020 (Batch 2020S onwards), per the Student Handbook.

Before your percentage is matched to a band, any fractional mark is rounded up to the next whole number — for example 60.3 becomes 61, and 59.5 (or higher) becomes 60.

The general passing floor is 50%, equivalent to a D grade and a GPA of 1.0; anything below is an F. Engineering and allied programs require theory and laboratory components of a course to be passed separately. B. Arch program courses have a higher course-passing floor: an aggregate of 60%, equivalent to a C grade and GPA of 2.0.

Semester GPA and Cumulative GPA (CGPA) are both computed the same way: the credit-hour-weighted sum of grade points earned, divided by total credit hours — GPA over one semester's courses, CGPA over all courses taken to date.

Both figures are reported to two decimal places. Per the Handbook's own worked examples, a computed GPA of 3.084285 is reported as 3.08, and a computed GPA of 3.065124 is reported as 3.07.

Gold Medals and Merit Certificates are awarded per discipline based on overall CGPA (to two decimal places), to students who pass every university examination — first year through final year — in a single attempt. Three merit positions are awarded per discipline; where a discipline's graduating class has fewer than six students, only one Gold Medal is awarded (with second and third position still earning merit certificates in larger classes). Across the whole transcript, the top ten merit positions are listed when the graduating class is 100 or more, and the top five when it is smaller.

To qualify for the top Gold Medal position specifically, a graduate's CGPA must be at least 3.5. No medal or merit position is granted to a student who passed any examination on a second attempt, and none is awarded on the basis of a CGPA improved after the original result. Ties are broken first by CGPA calculated to five decimal places, and if still tied, by the number of A grades earned in final-year courses.