GPA / Final Grade Calculator
Calculate the final exam score you need, run GPA what-if scenarios across multiple grading systems, and export a verdict card locally.
Final grade calculator
What Is a GPA Calculator?
This GPA calculator combines two tools in one. The final-grade mode tells you exactly what score you need on an upcoming exam to hit your target grade, factoring in every completed assessment and its weight. The GPA what-if mode lets you plug in hypothetical course grades and credits to see how your cumulative GPA would change. It supports multiple grading scales including the standard 4.0 scale, the 4.3 scale with plus/minus grades, Honours classifications, and the HD-D-C-P system used in Australian universities. All calculations run locally, so your grades stay private. You can also export a verdict card summarising your situation at a glance.
How to Use the GPA Calculator
In final-grade mode, add each completed assessment with its name, score, and weight percentage. Set the final exam weight and your target total. The calculator works backwards to show the exact score you need. A colour-coded verdict card tells you whether the target is comfortable, tight, or unrealistic. In GPA what-if mode, choose your grading system, then add courses with their credit hours and expected letter grades. The tool computes your projected GPA instantly. Add or remove courses to experiment with different scenarios before you commit to a course load.
Why Tracking Your GPA Early Pays Off
Waiting until the end of semester to check your GPA is like checking the score only after the game ends. Running what-if scenarios early lets you decide where to invest study time for the biggest GPA lift. If one course is dragging your average down, you can calculate whether dropping or retaking it is worthwhile. Graduate-school admissions, scholarship renewals, and honours eligibility all hinge on specific GPA thresholds. Knowing exactly where you stand, and what each remaining exam is worth, turns vague anxiety into a concrete plan you can act on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which grading systems does this support?
TeaFun supports multiple grading scales, including 4.0, 4.3, Honours, and HD-D-C-P. You can switch systems anytime.
How is the required final exam score calculated?
TeaFun adds the weighted contribution of every completed assessment, then solves the remaining final-exam percentage needed to reach your target total.
Are my grades stored anywhere?
No. All scores, grades, and verdict-card generation stay on your device.
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