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NTU GPA Calculator

Calculate semester GPA and projected cumulative GPA for Nanyang Technological University. School-specific grade points and official reference list included.

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About the NTU GPA System

NTU grades undergraduate modules on a 5.0 CGPA scale with letter grades from A+ to F. Known for its strength in engineering, computing, and physical sciences, NTU operates on a semester system with certain modules offered as pass/fail that do not factor into CGPA. NTU is also one of the few Singapore universities where final-year project grades carry significant credit weight.

Why GPA Matters at NTU

NTU honours classification is determined entirely by CGPA, with First Class Honours at 4.50 and above. Engineering and computing students often need a CGPA above 4.00 to qualify for industry scholarship bonds and competitive internship programmes at firms like Dyson, ST Engineering, and A*STAR. Graduate programme admissions at NTU and overseas universities also weigh the NTU CGPA heavily.

NTU Honours Classification

First Class Honours

4.50

min CGPA

Second Class Honours (Upper)

4.00

min CGPA

Second Class Honours (Lower)

3.50

min CGPA

Third Class Honours

3.00

min CGPA

NTU Grading Note

NTU undergraduate GPA/CGPA is on a 5.0 scale for degree classification.

NTU Accuracy Scope

School-level policies can differ (for example pass/fail modules). Always verify your latest programme handbook before final decisions.

GPA Tips for NTU Students

  • Identify which modules in your programme are pass/fail early on. These will not affect your CGPA and should not be included in manual calculations.
  • NTU final-year projects often carry 8 AU or more. Treating FYP as a high-impact opportunity to boost your CGPA in senior year is a proven strategy.
  • Check your school-specific grade descriptors, as some NTU schools (e.g., NBS) use a different curve from engineering faculties.

Common GPA Mistakes at NTU

Students frequently forget to exclude pass/fail modules from their CGPA calculation. At NTU, modules marked as pass/fail (including certain internship and enrichment modules) carry academic units but no grade points.

NTU Grade Points Used

Grade Grade Point Score Range
A+ 5.00 Official scale by letter grade
A 5.00 Official scale by letter grade
A- 4.50 Official scale by letter grade
B+ 4.00 Official scale by letter grade
B 3.50 Official scale by letter grade
B- 3.00 Official scale by letter grade
C+ 2.50 Official scale by letter grade
C 2.00 Official scale by letter grade
D+ 1.50 Official scale by letter grade
D 1.00 Official scale by letter grade
F 0.00 Official scale by letter grade

Official References

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Frequently Asked Questions

What CGPA scale is used at NTU in this calculator?
This NTU page uses a 5.0 CGPA scale and NTU-style letter-point planning setup. It is designed for what-if planning before semester results are released.
Can I use this NTU calculator if my curriculum has pass/fail modules?
Yes, as a baseline estimate for graded modules. Pass/fail treatment and programme-specific exclusions should still be checked against your school handbook.
How should I verify NTU progression or honours thresholds?
Use the official NTU academic pages for final thresholds and policy interpretation. This tool helps with projection, not policy override.
Which NTU grade points are used on this page?
This page uses the following grade points for NTU: A+=5.00, A=5.00, A-=4.50, B+=4.00, B=3.50, B-=3.00, C+=2.50, C=2.00, D+=1.50, D=1.00, F=0.00.
Is this NTU calculator valid for every programme?
School-level policies can differ (for example pass/fail modules). Always verify your latest programme handbook before final decisions.
What is the maximum GPA for NTU on this calculator?
The maximum GPA on this NTU page is 5.0.
How can I verify NTU grading policy before using this result?
Check the Official References section on this page first. Primary sources used: NTU Undergraduate Admissions; NTU Official Website.

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