Home · About

About GradePa

GradePa is run by Abdul Hannan (AH Digital Studio). It exists because of a specific, fixable gap: for Ghana's three best-known grading systems, the top search results were guides, not calculators — and the guides contradicted each other on the headline numbers, including a First Class threshold at KNUST that the University's own Regulations refute.

What this site is

• A set of free calculators for KNUST (CWA), the University of Ghana (FGPA) and the University of Cape Coast (CGPA), plus a semester tracker and a target-class planner that answers honestly when a target is out of reach.
• A rule register. Every band, threshold and formula is listed on the methodology page with the university document it comes from, its section, and the date it was verified — and each calculator is tested against worked examples computed by hand from those documents before the figures are republished, including the worked example printed in KNUST's own Regulations.
• Private by construction. The calculators run entirely in your browser. There are no accounts; nothing you type is uploaded; a tracker record stays in your own browser.

What this site is not

• Not part of KNUST, the University of Ghana or the University of Cape Coast, and not endorsed by any of them. It applies their published regulations and cites them; the universities award the degrees and issue the transcripts.
• Not an official result. Every output is an estimate from the marks you enter; where your figure and your university's record differ, the university's governs.
• Not a converter. No university here publishes a conversion between CWA, CGPA and FGPA, so none is offered — the guide explains why instead of inventing one.

Corrections

Universities revise their regulations, and a dated rule on this page is a promise to re-check it every September and whenever a reform is announced. If you find a figure here that disagrees with your university's current publication, the publication wins — report it and the rule, its verified date, and every page that prints it are corrected together.