TMU GPA Calculator
Your courses
Enter each course's course weight and your grade. Grade points follow TMU's Undergraduate letter grades (4.33 scale).
| Course (optional) | Course weight | Grade | Remove |
|---|---|---|---|
How your result is calculated
- TGPA and CGPA = (course weight × grade points, summed) ÷ total course weights. Single-term courses normally weigh 1.00 and multi-term courses 2.00.
- Grade point averages are rounded to two decimals with normal rounding: 2.879 becomes 2.88 and 2.874 becomes 2.87.
- The final course percentage is rounded to a whole number before it is converted to a letter grade: 49.5% becomes 50%, 49.4% stays 49%.
- The CGPA covers all courses completed while registered in your program of study; courses completed before formal admission to the program are not included.
- When you repeat a course, the most recent attempt replaces the earlier grade(s) in the GPA even if it is lower. No course can be taken more than three times in total unless your program's standing variations allow it.
- FNA (failure, non-assessment) and F-S (failure – supplementary) count as 0.00 in the GPA.
- AEG, AUD, CHG, CRT, DEF, INC, INP, FLD, PSD, CRD, CRV and NCR are not included in the GPA. A failed pass/fail course (FLD) still counts as a failed attempt for academic standing.
- An incomplete (INC) that is not resolved within the deadline (normally three months) lapses to F.
Sources: Toronto Metropolitan University, Senate, Policy 170(A): Undergraduate Course Grading, Academic Program Standing, and Eligibility to Graduate (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); Toronto Metropolitan University, Grading, Promotion and Academic Standing - 2026-2027 Undergraduate Calendar (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
| Grade | Marks (%) | Grade point | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| A+ | 90–100 | 4.33 | Excellent |
| A | 85–89 | 4 | Excellent |
| A- | 80–84 | 3.67 | Excellent |
| B+ | 77–79 | 3.33 | Good |
| B | 73–76 | 3 | Good |
| B- | 70–72 | 2.67 | Good |
| C+ | 67–69 | 2.33 | Satisfactory |
| C | 63–66 | 2 | Satisfactory |
| C- | 60–62 | 1.67 | Satisfactory |
| D+ | 57–59 | 1.33 | Marginal |
| D | 53–56 | 1 | Marginal |
| D- | 50–52 | 0.67 | Marginal |
| F | 0–49 | 0 | Unsatisfactory |
| F-S | — | 0 | Failure – Supplementary |
| FNA | — | 0 | Failure, Non-Assessment |
| PSD | — | Not in GPA | Passed |
| FLD | — | Not in GPA | Failure in a Pass-Fail course |
| INC | — | Not in GPA | Incomplete |
| AEG | — | Not in GPA | Aegrotat |
| INP | — | Not in GPA | In Progress |
| AUD | — | Not in GPA | Audit |
| CRT | — | Not in GPA | Credit (transfer credit) |
| CHG | — | Not in GPA | Challenge |
| DEF | — | Not in GPA | Deferred |
| CRD | — | Not in GPA | Credit |
| CRV | — | Not in GPA | Credit for Standing Variation Course |
| NCR | — | Not in GPA | No Credit |
Undergraduate courses at Toronto Metropolitan University (Senate Policy 170(a), in effect from Winter 2026; 2026-2027 Undergraduate Calendar).
Sources: Toronto Metropolitan University, Senate, Policy 170(A): Undergraduate Course Grading, Academic Program Standing, and Eligibility to Graduate (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); Toronto Metropolitan University, Grading, Promotion and Academic Standing - 2026-2027 Undergraduate Calendar (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
Questions
How is TMU Term Grade Point Average (TGPA) calculated?
Term Grade Point Average (TGPA) is the average of your grade points weighted by course weight: multiply each course's course weight by the grade point for your grade, add these up, and divide by the total course weight. Under Undergraduate letter grades (4.33 scale), A+ carries 4.33 grade points on a 4.33-point scale.
How is TMU Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) calculated?
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the average of the grade points of all courses taken so far, weighted by course weight.
Is OpenCGPA an official TMU calculator?
No. OpenCGPA is independent and not affiliated with Toronto Metropolitan University. It applies the rules published in TMU's own documents, linked on this page. Your official result is the one on your grade card.