GEMSAS GPA Calculator
Your courses
Enter each course's credit points and your grade. Grade points follow the GEMSAS GPA (percentage marks, Column A).
| Course (optional) | Credit points | Grade | Remove |
|---|---|---|---|
How your result is calculated
GEMSAS's regulation adds conditions to this average; they are listed in the rules below.
- The GPA uses the last three 'GPA years' of your key degree, each equal to one year of full-time study (for example 48 credit points where a full-time load is 8 subjects of 6 credit points), filled from your most recent subjects backwards: Final, Final-1 and Final-2 years.
- Each GPA year's GPA = Σ (credit points × GPA value) ÷ Σ credit points, including failed and repeated subjects.
- Weighted GPA = (Final-2 year GPA × 1 + Final-1 year GPA × 2 + Final year GPA × 3) ÷ 6; schools that use an unweighted GPA take the average of the three GPA years. Check each school's weighting: for the University of Melbourne Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Dental Surgery it is (× 1 + × 2 + × 2) ÷ 5.
- Percentage marks are used whenever they are available; grade-only results are converted with the university-specific columns of the Grading System Conversion Table.
- Failed subjects count with the credit points they would have earned if passed; when a subject is failed and repeated, both results count.
- Ungraded passes count toward the GPA year's load but add no GPA value; an ungraded subject reported as failed is treated as a fail.
- Conceded passes are attributed 49% (GPA 3.5); all supplementary passes receive a GPA value of 4.
- UQ uses all subjects of the most recently completed eligible qualification instead of three separate GPA years.
Sources: GEMPASS Australia (GEMSAS), Grading System Conversion Table (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); GEMPASS Australia (GEMSAS), GEMSAS Grade Point Average calculations (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); GEMPASS Australia (GEMSAS), How to calculate your Grade Point Average (GPA) (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
| Grade | Marks (%) | Grade point | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80–100% | 80–100 | 7 | |
| 75–79% | 75–79 | 6.5 | |
| 70–74% | 70–74 | 6 | |
| 65–69% | 65–69 | 5.5 | |
| 60–64% | 60–64 | 5 | |
| 55–59% | 55–59 | 4.5 | |
| 50–54% | 50–54 | 4 | |
| Supplementary pass | — | 4 | All supplementary passes |
| Conceded pass | — | 3.5 | Conceded pass, faculty pass, etc. (attributed a score of 49%) |
| 0–49% | 0–49 | 0 | Fail |
| Ungraded pass | — | Not in GPA | Counts toward the GPA year's study load but carries no GPA value |
Applicants to the GEMPASS Australia graduate-entry medical schools through GEMSAS whose transcripts show percentage marks (GPA documents updated 31 March 2026).
Sources: GEMPASS Australia (GEMSAS), Grading System Conversion Table (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); GEMPASS Australia (GEMSAS), GEMSAS Grade Point Average calculations (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); GEMPASS Australia (GEMSAS), How to calculate your Grade Point Average (GPA) (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
Questions
How is GEMSAS GPA year calculated?
GPA year is the average of your grade points weighted by credit points: multiply each course's credit points by the grade point for your grade, add these up, and divide by the total credit points. Under GEMSAS GPA (percentage marks, Column A), 80–100% carries 7 grade points on a 7-point scale.
How is GEMSAS Weighted GPA calculated?
Weighted GPA is the average of your term GPA years weighted by credit points: multiply each term's GPA year by its credit points, add them up and divide by the total credit points.
Is OpenCGPA an official GEMSAS calculator?
No. OpenCGPA is independent and not affiliated with Graduate Entry Medical School Admissions System. It applies the rules published in GEMSAS's own documents, linked on this page. Your official result is the one on your grade card.