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Estimates, not official results

GradePa's calculators produce estimates computed from the universities' published regulations as recorded on the methodology page, applied to the marks you enter. They are general information, not an official result, a transcript, or evidence of either. Your university's own record governs your standing and your class; where a figure here and your university's figure differ, the university's is the one that counts.

Not affiliated

GradePa is not part of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, the University of Ghana, or the University of Cape Coast, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. University names are used only to identify whose published regulations a calculator applies. Nothing on this site is submitted to, registered with, or recognised by any university.

Accuracy and its limits

Every rule is verified against the sources named on each page, with the verification date printed there, and the calculators are tested against hand-worked examples — including the worked example in KNUST's own Regulations. Even so: regulations change, faculties apply programme-specific requirements a general calculator does not ask about (the KNUST health-programme caution on the methodology page is one), and a result is only ever as good as its inputs. A result within a hair of a class boundary is flagged provisional for the same reason.

Your record stays yours

As the privacy page states, nothing typed into a calculator leaves your browser, and a grade tracker record lives only in your browser on your device. You are responsible for backing it up (the tracker exports it as a file) and for the accuracy of what you enter.

Use of the site

The calculators and content are provided free for personal estimation and planning. The worked examples, tables and guides may be quoted with a link back to the page they came from. The site is provided as-is; to the extent the law allows, AH Digital Studio is not liable for a decision taken on an estimate that an official university record contradicts.