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SIT GPA Calculator

The SIT GPA Calculator works out your semester GPA and CGPA at Singapore Institute of Technology, where A+ earns 5.00 and B+ earns 4.00. GPA is each grade point times its credits, added up and divided by total credits.

Grades from SIT Academic Bulletin: Academic Matters (grading system and repeats), checked 26 September 2026.

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Semester GPA 5.00
Total Credits 16

About the SIT GPA System

SIT uses a 5.0 GPA scale for its applied degree programmes and is Singapore's university of applied learning. SIT offers both SIT-conferred degrees and joint degrees with overseas university partners such as DigiPen, University of Glasgow, and Newcastle University. The applied learning model includes an Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) with industry placements.

Why GPA Matters at SIT

SIT-conferred degrees are classified as Honours with Highest Distinction (CGPA 4.50 to 5.00), Honours with Distinction (4.00 to below 4.50), Honours with Merit (3.50 to below 4.00) and Honours (3.00 to below 3.50); 2.00 to below 3.00 is a Pass. However, partner university programmes may use their home institution's classification system instead.

SIT Honours Classification

Honours with Highest Distinction

4.50

min CGPA

Honours with Distinction

4.00

min CGPA

Honours with Merit

3.50

min CGPA

Honours

3.00

min CGPA

SIT Grading Note

SIT grades modules on a 5-point scale (A+ and A 5.00 down to D 1.00 and F 0) and reports a Trimester GPA (TGPA) and a Cumulative GPA (CGPA). D is the passing grade for letter-graded modules unless your programme says otherwise.

What Counts in Your SIT GPA

If you repeat a module, only your best attempt counts in the CGPA, but a repeated module is capped at 2.00 and a repeat assessment after an F at 1.00. Pass, Fail, IP, EX and similar grades are left out. Modules taken up to AY2020 used an older table (D 1.50, E 1.00), and joint-degree programmes with overseas partners can have their own rules.

GPA Tips for SIT Students

  • Check whether your specific programme uses SIT grading rules or the overseas partner university's rules. This is the most important setting in any GPA calculator.
  • IWSP performance can affect your transcript and academic standing. Treat the work placement as seriously as any graded module.
  • SIT programmes often have a higher proportion of project-based assessments. Group project contributions are individually assessed, so consistent personal effort matters.

Common GPA Mistakes at SIT

The most common mistake at SIT is assuming all programmes follow the same grading system. Joint degree programmes with overseas partner universities (e.g., DigiPen, University of Glasgow) may use entirely different grade scales, weightings, and classification criteria from SIT-conferred degrees.

SIT Grading System

Singapore Institute of Technology uses a 5.0-point grading scale. The highest achievable GPA is 5.0, and letter grades are converted to grade points using the official SIT grade table below. SIT awards degree classifications based on cumulative GPA thresholds, with Honours with Highest Distinction requiring a CGPA of 4.50 or above.

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 SIT GPA calculator above to project your CGPA based on expected grades.

SIT Grade Points Used

Grade Grade Point Score Range
A+ 5.00 No published marks range
A 5.00 No published marks range
A- 4.50 No published marks range
B+ 4.00 No published marks range
B 3.50 No published marks range
B- 3.00 No published marks range
C+ 2.50 No published marks range
C 2.00 No published marks range
D+ 1.50 No published marks range
D 1.00 No published marks range
F 0.00 No published marks range

Official References

According to SIT's published rules, the scale on this page runs up to 5.0. 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

What is the SIT grading system?

SIT uses a 5.0-point GPA scale for SIT-conferred degree programmes. Grades range from A+ (5.0) to F (0.0). Joint degree programmes with overseas partner universities may follow different grading rules set by the partner institution.

What GPA do you need for SIT First Class Honours?

SIT-conferred degrees do not use the First Class label. The top class is Honours with Highest Distinction, which needs a CGPA of 4.50 or above. Honours with Distinction needs 4.00, Honours with Merit 3.50 and Honours 3.00. Partner university programmes may have different classification rules.

Does SIT IWSP affect my GPA?

The Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) at SIT may carry academic credit and appear on your transcript. Whether it affects your cumulative GPA depends on your specific programme. Check your programme handbook for details.

Can SIT partner-university programme rules affect GPA interpretation?

Yes. Some SIT programmes have partner-university structures with extra grading rules.

What grading system does SIT use?

Singapore Institute of Technology uses a 5.0-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 SIT grade points are used on this page?

This page uses the following grade points for SIT: 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.

Which courses count in a SIT GPA?

If you repeat a module, only your best attempt counts in the CGPA, but a repeated module is capped at 2.00 and a repeat assessment after an F at 1.00. Pass, Fail, IP, EX and similar grades are left out. Modules taken up to AY2020 used an older table (D 1.50, E 1.00), and joint-degree programmes with overseas partners can have their own rules.

What is the maximum GPA for SIT on this calculator?

The maximum GPA on this SIT page is 5.0.

Where do the SIT figures on this page come from?

From SIT's published rules: SIT Academic Bulletin: Academic Matters (grading system and repeats); SIT Academic Bulletin: Classification of Degree. Every source is linked in the Official References section on this page.

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