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Aggregate Calculator

Calculate your aggregate percentage across multiple semesters using percentage or marks input with optional credit-based weighting.

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Calculate your aggregate percentage across multiple semesters using percentage or marks input with optional credit-based weighting.

Updated: 2026-03-31

What is Aggregate Percentage?

Aggregate percentage is the overall percentage calculated across all semesters or years of your academic program. It represents your cumulative academic performance.

Simple Average: Aggregate = Σ (Semester Percentages) / Number of Semesters
Weighted: Aggregate = Σ (Semester % × Credits) / Σ Credits
Marks Mode: Aggregate = (Σ Obtained / Σ Total) × 100

Aggregate vs Simple Average

A simple average treats all semesters equally, while a weighted aggregate considers the credit load of each semester. If your semesters have different numbers of credits, the weighted method gives a more accurate representation.

Why Aggregate Matters

Many employers and higher education institutions look at your aggregate percentage when evaluating applications. It provides a single number that summarizes your overall academic performance across all semesters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate aggregate percentage across multiple semesters?

Add the total marks obtained in all semesters, divide by the total maximum marks of all semesters combined, and multiply by 100.

Is aggregate the same as CGPA?

No. Aggregate is expressed as an overall percentage, while CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is a grade-based score on a scale (usually 10). You can convert CGPA to approximate percentage by multiplying by 9.5 (as per CBSE).

Do all universities in India use the same aggregate calculation method?

No, methods vary. Some universities weight semesters equally, while others use credit-weighted averages. Always check your university's specific rules.