Grade Predictor
What must you score from here to finish with your target CGPA? Honest answer — including when it’s not possible.
This assumes every remaining credit counts equally and a 10-point scale. Electives, backlogs, and dropped credits can change the real number — use this as a plan, not a promise.
You know the target. Now hit it. Likhora’s Assignment Studio and Notes Maker turn every topic into exam-ready work in your handwriting — free to start.
Try Likhora — it’s freeFrequently asked questions
How does the grade predictor work?
It solves for the average you need in your remaining credits: required GPA = (target CGPA × total credits − current CGPA × completed credits) ÷ remaining credits.
What if the required GPA is above the grading scale?
Then the target is not reachable with the credits left — the tool tells you the maximum CGPA you can still reach. You can then set a lower target or plan extra credits if your university allows them.