The GPA calculator for the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Rajarata University. Add your grades to see semester, cumulative and overall GPA, plan the grades you need for the next class, and keep everything in a PDF report.
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- Grades stay in your browser
- All five departments
BSc Honours in Information Technology
Computing
Semester I
Semester GPA 3.77
- ICT 2204Web Technologies2 creditsA
- ICT 2301Design and Analysis of Algorithms3 creditsB+
- ICT 2402Software Engineering4 creditsA-
- ICT 2403Graphics and Image Processing4 creditsA
Overall GPA
3.80
By semester
How it works
From grades to a plan, in three steps
- 01
Pick your department and degree
All five departments of the Faculty of Applied Sciences. Choose BSc (3 years) or BSc Honours (4 years) and every course loads with its credits.
- 02
Enter your grades
Choose a grade for each course you sat and leave the rest. Semester, cumulative and overall GPA update as you go, with your class.
- 03
Plan the next class
See the GPA you need for each class, a grade to aim for in every remaining course, and download it all as a PDF report.
Biological · Chemical · Computing · Health Promotion · Physical Sciences
NEWNext-class planner
Know exactly what it takes to reach the next class.
On a Pass and aiming for Second Lower? On Second Lower and want Second Upper? Enter the grades you have, and the planner works out the GPA you need from here, for every department in the faculty.
- 1
Choose BSc or BSc Honours
Three years or four. It decides which years count toward your GPA, and Year 4 is marked Honours only for a BSc.
- 2
See what each class needs
For First Class, Second Upper, Second Lower and Pass: the average your remaining courses need, or whether it's already secured or out of reach.
- 3
A grade to aim for in every course
The planner suggests a grade for each remaining course, a step higher where the credits are biggest. Change any of them and watch your projected final GPA move.
PDF report & backup
A report you can share. A backup you can restore.
Download your GPA as a designed PDF from the summary panel. The same file carries a copy of your grades, so uploading it brings them back on any device. It’s all made in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
Everything in one PDF
Overall GPA and class band, a semester chart, semester and cumulative GPA, and every graded course with its credits and points.
Your name, only if you want it
When you export, add your name or registration number to print them on the report. Or skip, and it downloads straight away.
It's also your backup
Cleared your browser or changed phones? Choose Restore from PDF, pick the report, and every grade fills back in.
How it’s calculated
The faculty grading system
Grade points, credits and class bands follow the Faculty of Applied Sciences Student Handbook 2022/23.
Grade points
- A+
- 4.0
- A
- 4.0
- A-
- 3.7
- B+
- 3.3
- B
- 3.0
- B-
- 2.7
- C+
- 2.3
- C
- 2.0
- C-
- 1.7
- D+
- 1.3
- D
- 1.0
- E
- 0.0
The formula
- Credits are the second digit of the course code: ICT 1407 is a 4-credit course.
- Non-GPA: foundation courses (FDN) and IDC 1202 Career Development carry zero credits and are not counted.
- Truncated, not rounded, to two decimals, as the handbook does.
Class bands
- First Class≥ 3.70
- Second Class (Upper)≥ 3.30
- Second Class (Lower)≥ 3.00
- Pass≥ 2.00
Your final GPA uses your best 90 credits (BSc) or 120 credits (BSc Honours), including all compulsory courses. Classes also need minimum grades and credits within set years. Read the handbook for the full rules.
This is an unofficial calculator. Your official results are on the EIS. Student handbooks
FAQ
Questions about GPA at RUSL
Quick answers on how the Faculty of Applied Sciences calculates GPA, and how this tool works.
How is GPA calculated at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Rajarata University?
GPA is the sum of (grade point × credits) divided by the sum of credits, truncated (not rounded) to two decimals. Grade points are A+ and A 4.0, A- 3.7, B+ 3.3, B 3.0, B- 2.7, C+ 2.3, C 2.0, C- 1.7, D+ 1.3, D 1.0 and E 0.0, as in the Faculty of Applied Sciences Student Handbook 2022/23.
What GPA do I need to reach the next class?
Pick your department, enter your grades, and open the next-class planner below your semesters. Choose BSc (3 years) or BSc Honours (4 years). It shows the average your remaining courses need for First Class (3.70), Second Upper (3.30), Second Lower (3.00) and Pass (2.00), suggests a grade for each remaining course, and lets you change any of them to see your projected final GPA. It uses the GPA cut-offs only; classes also need minimum grades in the handbook.
How many credits is a course worth?
The second digit of the course code is its credit value. ICT 1407 is a 4-credit course and ICT 1201 is a 2-credit course. Foundation (FDN) courses and IDC 1202 Career Development carry zero credits and are not counted in the GPA.
What GPA do I need for First Class or Second Class?
The minimum GPA is 3.70 for First Class, 3.30 for Second Class (Upper), 3.00 for Second Class (Lower) and 2.00 for a Pass. Classes also need minimum grades and credits within set years, so check the student handbook for the full rules.
Which departments and degrees does the calculator cover?
All five departments of the Faculty of Applied Sciences: Biological Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Computing (Information Technology), Health Promotion and Physical Sciences. Courses load with their credits, and you can add your own or move a course to the other semester.
Is my data sent anywhere? Do I need to sign in?
No sign-in is needed. Your grades are saved only in your own browser and never sent to a server.
What if I clear my browser data or change my phone?
Download the PDF report before that. It carries a copy of your grades, so choosing Restore from PDF on gpa.arict.lk brings every grade back on any device. Only the file downloaded from the site works; a printed or re-saved copy has no data.
Is this an official calculator?
No. It is an unofficial tool made by ARICT, the student association for Information and Communication Technology at Rajarata University. Your official results are on the EIS.