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ITE GPA Calculator

The ITE GPA Calculator works out your semester GPA and CGPA at the Institute of Technical Education in Singapore, where A earns 4.00 and B earns 3.00. GPA is each grade point times its Credit Units, added up and divided by total Credit Units.

Grades from ITE: Grading system and Grade Point Average (last updated 4 September 2025), checked 26 September 2026.

Your GPA

4.00

Edit or clear the example inputs below. Only included course points count.

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Your Info

Current GPA and grading scale

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This Semester

Add your modules and grades

Module Grade CU
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Projected CGPA

4.00

Semester GPA 4.00
Total CU 16

Enter ITE credit units and attempts

Use the CU on your results slip for each included Nitec or Higher Nitec module, not the number of modules. This page combines the published Nitec / Higher Nitec grade options; it is not a Work-Study Diploma or ITE Skills Certificate grading calculator. Select only the grade that applies to your course.

Keep graded attempts

A letter-graded F contributes zero points but keeps its CU in the denominator. The official example retains that F and adds the repeat attempt. E and NGP carry 1 point when those grades apply; NGP is not the same as an excluded Pass/Fail module.

Omit non-point modules

Leave out modules assessed on Distinction/Pass/Fail, Pass/Fail or Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory systems, and exempted modules. Remove their rows: a Distinction on an excluded system is not a 4-point graded Distinction.

Try the official repeated-module example

Leave Current CGPA and CU Done blank. Edit the four example rows, add a fifth, and use these included attempts. The official table also shows two 2-CU P/S modules, but excludes them from GPA:

ITE example: both attempts remain in the 37 CU
AttemptGradeCUPoints × CU
Module 1A832
Module 2B618
Module 3C714
Module 4: firstF80
Module 4: repeatC816

80 ÷ 37 = 2.162…, shown as 2.16 by this calculator's two-decimal display. ITE\'s example prints 2.162.

For a cumulative projection, Current CGPA and CU Done must describe the same included prior record. Do not enter an old F again if it is already in that record; add only the new attempt. The calculator does not import your transcript or decide which modules qualify.

This result is your raw grade-point average; net admissions GPA adds CCA bonus points on top. If you later enrol in a polytechnic, use that school's poly GPA tool for the new diploma record, not a conversion of your ITE GPA. Use the raise GPA calculator for a separate target scenario, checking its scale and included credits.

Formula, exclusions and the illustrated attempts checked on 10 October 2026 against ITE's grading and GPA guidance. Programme grade tables are linked in Official References below; admissions rules must be checked separately for your intake.

About the ITE GPA System

The Institute of Technical Education (ITE) runs full-time Nitec and Higher Nitec courses after secondary school. It works out a GPA from every graded module, and that GPA decides progression to the ITE Technical Diploma and to the polytechnics.

Why GPA Matters at ITE

The ITE Technical Diploma needs a GPA of at least 2.0 from a relevant Higher Nitec course, including CCA bonus points. From the AY2027 polytechnic intake, Higher Nitec students with a raw GPA of 3.5 or more are guaranteed a place in a mapped polytechnic course, and the minimum for ITE upgraders rises from a net GPA of 2.0 to 2.5. Some engineering and IT diplomas also take Higher Nitec graduates with a GPA of 3.5 or more into Year 2.

ITE Grading Note

ITE grades Nitec and Higher Nitec modules on a 4-point scale with whole numbers only: Distinction and A earn 4, B 3, C 2, D 1 and F 0. E (subsidiary pass) and NGP (non-graded pass) also earn 1. Your GPA is the total grade points earned divided by the total credit units attempted.

What Counts in Your ITE GPA

Modules graded Pass/Fail or Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory, and exempted modules, are left out. A failed module stays in the calculation after you retake it, so enter both attempts. With under 50% attendance a module can at best be graded NGP.

GPA Tips for ITE Students

  • Enter a failed module and its retake as two lines: ITE keeps both attempts in the credit units attempted.
  • Leave out Pass/Fail, Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory and exempted modules, which carry no grade point.
  • Weight each module by its credit units: an 8-unit module moves your GPA four times as much as a 2-unit one.

Common GPA Mistakes at ITE

Replacing a failed grade with the retake grade. In ITE's own example, modules of 8, 6, 7 and 8 credit units graded A, B, C and F, plus the 8-unit retake graded C, give (32 + 18 + 14 + 0 + 16) / 37 = 2.162: the F still counts in the 37 units attempted.

ITE Grading System

Institute of Technical Education uses a 4.0-point grading scale. The highest achievable GPA is 4.0, and letter grades are converted to grade points using the official ITE grade table below. Your cumulative GPA at ITE is the weighted average of all completed modules across every semester.

Each module grade earns a specific number of grade points, which are then weighted by credit units to compute your semester GPA and cumulative GPA (CGPA). Use the ITE GPA calculator above to project your CGPA based on expected grades.

ITE Grade Points Used

Grade Grade Point Score Range
DIST 4.00 Distinction
A 4.00 Excellent
B 3.00 Very Good
C 2.00 Good
D 1.00 Pass
E 1.00 Subsidiary Pass
NGP 1.00 Non-Graded Pass (Services and Technology courses)
F 0.00 Fail

Official References

According to ITE's published rules, the scale on this page runs up to 4.0. Each source is linked below.

Grade table and classifications last checked against these sources on 26 September 2026.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is ITE GPA calculated?

Multiply each module's credit units by its grade point (Distinction and A 4, B 3, C 2, D, E and NGP 1, F 0), add them up and divide by the total credit units attempted. ITE's example: 32 + 18 + 14 + 0 + 16 = 80 grade points over 37 units gives a GPA of 2.162.

What GPA do I need to go to poly from ITE?

From the AY2027 polytechnic intake, ITE upgraders need a net GPA of at least 2.5 (up from 2.0), and Higher Nitec students with a raw GPA of 3.5 or more are guaranteed a place in a mapped polytechnic course. Some engineering and IT diplomas take Higher Nitec graduates with 3.5 or more straight into Year 2.

Does a failed module still count after I retake it?

Yes. ITE keeps the failed attempt in the credit units attempted and adds the retake, so an F keeps pulling your GPA down. Enter both attempts in the calculator.

Do E and NGP grades count in ITE GPA?

Yes, both count 1 point. E is a subsidiary pass, and NGP is a non-graded pass used in Services and Technology courses, the best grade possible when attendance in a module is under 50%.

Do Pass/Fail modules count in ITE GPA?

No. Modules graded Distinction/Pass/Fail, Pass/Fail or Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory, such as Sports and Wellness or some LifeSkills electives, and exempted modules are left out of the GPA.

What grading system does ITE use?

Institute of Technical Education uses a 4.0-point grading scale. Each letter grade corresponds to a specific grade point value, and your cumulative GPA (CGPA) is computed as the credit-weighted average of all module grade points.

Which ITE grade points are used on this page?

This page uses the following grade points for ITE: DIST=4.00, A=4.00, B=3.00, C=2.00, D=1.00, E=1.00, NGP=1.00, F=0.00.

Which courses count in a ITE GPA?

Modules graded Pass/Fail or Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory, and exempted modules, are left out. A failed module stays in the calculation after you retake it, so enter both attempts. With under 50% attendance a module can at best be graded NGP.

What is the maximum GPA for ITE on this calculator?

The maximum GPA on this ITE page is 4.0.

Where do the ITE figures on this page come from?

From ITE's published rules: ITE: Grading system and Grade Point Average (last updated 4 September 2025); ITE: Higher Nitec and Nitec grading (last updated 12 December 2025); ITE: Higher Nitec and Nitec in Services / Technology (last updated 27 August 2025). Every source is linked in the Official References section on this page.

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