How is UOG CGPA calculated
So, you’ve just finished your
first semester at USKT and you want to know how well
you’re doing. You probably don’t know yet
what a good cgpa is or what grades equate to A’s and B’s and so on. That certainly makes it difficult to figure out how well you’re doing.
This is where this article comes in.
You want to know what your current cgpa is? You’ve come to the right place then. Let’s get started with an explanation on how grades work at USKT and then we’ll see how to calculate your cgpa.
First of all, you need to know that USKT uses a points system. The number of points corresponding with the number of hours you spend in class is the basis for your grade. I’ll give some examples so it’s easier to understand.
- A 1 -hour class gives you 20 points.
- A 2 -hour class gives you 40 points.
So as you see, the number of hours does matter when it comes to grades at USKT. Let’s take a look at how this system is applied:
A 95-100% = Grade A. You get 100 points.
A / B+ 85-94% = Grade B+. You get 80 points.
B+ 70-84% = Grade B. You get 65 points.
C+ 60-69% = Grade C+. You get 55 points.
C 50-59% = Grade C. You get 45 points.
D 40-49% = Grade D. You get 35 points.
E 30-39% = No grade, because you didn’t pass the exam/classwork and it would be unfair to give you a grade when you didn’t do anything about it.
F 0-29% = Grade F, also known as a fail. You get 25 points.
Now that you know how grades work at USKT, let’s move on to how to find out your cgpa in a few simple steps. I’ll use the example from above with all the grades and corresponding points for better understanding:
In this example, we have two students who completed eight classes throughout the semester. These are their grades:
So since our first student has an average of 86%, he gets 86 points for his cgpa calculation, while our second student has an average of 80%, so she gets 80 points for her cgpa calculation. But how do we actually calculate this? Here’s how:
1. Add the number of points you received for each class (e.g. 30+40+45+50=165).
2. Divide this sum by the total amount of classes taken during the semester (e.g 165/8=21,25).
3. Multiply it by 100 to get your percentage (21,25*100=210,25%). This is your cgpa!
Now that you know how to find out your cgpa at USKT, let’s look at the average cgpas on campus so you have some more reference points when people ask about yours 🙂
- – Average cgpa: 90%
- – Average cgpa: 85%
- – Average cgpa: 70%
You can find the average cgpas for all faculties on campus here .
UOG USKT Student
So how did you do? What’s your USKT CGPA? Leave a comment below and tell us! We’d love to hear from you. 🙂 Or if you’re planning on studying abroad anytime soon, check out our Study Abroad Guide ! Happy Studying! 🙂 1 Comment USKT Student said… This is really great information and helped me understand what grade I was getting in my UOG classes. Thanks so much ! 01 January 2013 at 10:50
Nia Lea said… This is a great article! I am currently taking U.S. History and Algebra II with Trig, so this really helped me understand how my grades will be calculated! Thank you -happily studying abroad in Poitiers, France 01 June 2013 at 13:07
Noemi Lopez said… thanks for this 🙂 i’m a USKT student too from the Philippines 😀 02 June 2013 at 04:52
Cheryl Mejias said… Thanks for sharing your knowledge on CGPA calculation. I find it quite helpful especially that I am not familiar with the grading system of USKT. 07 August 2013 at 20:58
Lucia Foster said… Thank you so much for this article! I am a student here in Baguio, Philippines and I am totally clueless on how they work their grades. This is very helpful to me. 20 August 2013 at 19:27
Abdul Haqq Hamzah Hj Hakim said… Very informative. Thx for sharing your knowledge 🙂 03 September 2013 at 12:20
Nadia Jesmina Mohammad Yusoff said… Wow! Thanks a lot^^ 06 October 2013 at 15:30
Robert Smith said… Great info – really appreciate it 🙂 21 January 2014 at 16:59
Davina Mary Matos Zaballero said… hi po, sana po matulungan nyo ako sa CGPA ko. meron akong 13 units na pinag aralan, pero hindi pala ako nakapasa sa lima. So ito po lahat ng grades ko since September 10, 2012, when I enrolled in USKT up to December 5, 2013:
- – Calculus – B+ (90%) [1 unit]
- – English 1 – C+ (75%) [1 unit]
- – The Bible as Lit – A+ (95%) [1 unit]
- – Theology II – Pending examination grade [2 units]
- – Christian Ed. IIA – Pending Final Grade [2 units]
- – Theology II – C+ (75%) [1 unit]
- – English 2 – B+ (90%) [1 unit]
- – Christian Ed. III – A+ (95%) [1 unit]
– Communications 1 – Pending examination grade [2 units]
*TOTAL: 8 units and an average of 77%… But it’s not enough for me to get a CGPA of 1.8, right? Could you please help me with the calculation as well? I don’t know how to do that. 🙂 You can reach me thru email: davina_zaballero@yahoo.com 09 March 2014 at 21:31
Betsy Reyes said… Thank you very much for this article! I really appreciate it since I’m planning on studying here in Baguio. You’ve helped me understand how our grades work. 🙂 10 September 2014 at 07:49
Thanh Phung said… This is so helpful ! Thanks ! 16 February 2015 at 08:48
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