University of Karachi (UoK) GPA Calculator

University of Karachi (UoK) uses an absolute grading system: each course score is converted to a letter grade and a fixed grade point on a 0.0 to 4.0 scale, using the university's official Numeric Score / Alphabetic Grade / Grade Point table. The table applies to all degree programmes at University of Karachi except the School of Law, which follows its own separate rules.

The letter grades run from A+ at the top down to a failing grade at the bottom of the scale — the exact percentage bands and grade points for each letter are shown in the calculator above.

UoK calls its cumulative average a CGPR (Cumulative Grade Point Ratio) rather than CGPA, though it is calculated the same way:

• Grade points in a course = credit hours of the course × the grade point equivalent to the score earned.
• CGPR = total grade points across all courses ÷ total credit hours attempted.

A student whose CGPR falls short of the required graduation floor gets one further chance to raise it, by re-appearing in up to two courses graded C-, D+, or D (i.e. courses scored below 61%).

A UoK student is not promoted to the next class/year if they fail to clear at least 80% of their courses. A student who repeats a course is not given a merit rank/position for that course.

Students who complete their first two years of a BS programme can, on request, have their admission to the third year cancelled and their degree converted to an Associate Degree instead (where the programme allows it); students who do this cannot re-enrol in BS third year in the same department afterward.

To be awarded a degree, a UoK student must obtain a minimum CGPR of 2.2 or 2.45, whichever floor applies to their specific degree programme.