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This simple guide shows how to calculate NEB GPA for Class 11 & 12 in Nepal—using the official grading table, a clean formula, and a quick example. You’ll also find an automatic calculator link to save time.

What is NEB GPA?

NEB (National Examination Board) uses the Grade Point Average system to evaluate student performance. Each subject gets a Grade (A+, A, B+, …) and a corresponding Grade Point (GP). Your overall GPA is the credit-weighted average of those grade points.

NEB Official Grading Table

Percentage (%)	Grade	Grade Point (GP)	Remarks
90 – 100	A+	4.0	Outstanding
80 – 89	A	3.6	Excellent
70 – 79	B+	3.2	Very Good
60 – 69	B	2.8	Good
50 – 59	C+	2.4	Satisfactory
40 – 49	C	2.0	Acceptable
35 – 39	D	1.6	Basic
Below 35	NG	0.0	Not Graded

Note: Subjects with higher credit hours impact your GPA more than low-credit subjects.

GPA Formula (Simple)

Use this credit-weighted formula:

GPA = ( Σ (Grade Point × Credit Hours) ) ÷ ( Σ Credit Hours )

Step-by-Step Example (Class 12)

Subject	Credit Hours	Grade	Grade Point (GP)
English	3	A	3.6
Nepali	2	B+	3.2
Physics	4	A+	4.0
Chemistry	4	A	3.6
Mathematics	4	B	2.8
Computer Science	3	A	3.6

1) Multiply GP × Credit Hours

• English → 3 × 3.6 = 10.8
• Nepali → 2 × 3.2 = 6.4
• Physics → 4 × 4.0 = 16.0
• Chemistry → 4 × 3.6 = 14.4
• Mathematics → 4 × 2.8 = 11.2
• Computer Science → 3 × 3.6 = 10.8

2) Add All Weighted Points

Total = 10.8 + 6.4 + 16.0 + 14.4 + 11.2 + 10.8 = 69.6

3) Divide by Total Credits

Total Credits = 3 + 2 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 3 = 20

GPA = 69.6 ÷ 20 = 3.48

Quick Tip: For a faster GPA boost, prioritize revision for 4-credit subjects first—they shift the average more.

Calculate GPA Automatically

Don’t want to calculate manually? Use our free tool—enter your grades/marks, select your faculty, and get your GPA instantly.

Open NEB GPA Calculator

• Supports Class 11 & 12 (Science, Management, Humanities, etc.)
• Works for both Grade and Marks input
• Includes optional subject logic as per NEB rules

Helpful Study Tips

• Plan weekly study blocks for high-credit subjects.
• Use model sets and past papers to understand question patterns.
• Balance internal and board exam prep; both affect grades.

FAQs (Quick Answers)

How are grades converted to GPA?

Each letter grade maps to a Grade Point (e.g., A = 3.6). Multiply GP by credit hours, add all, then divide by total credits.

Do optional subjects count in GPA?

Yes—if credits are assigned by your stream/school. The weight follows its credit hours.

Is 3.5+ considered good?

Yes. Anything around 3.5 or higher is widely considered strong for most programs.

Can I calculate GPA automatically?

Absolutely. Use the calculator link above for instant results and fewer mistakes.

Conclusion

Calculating NEB GPA is straightforward once you use the credit-weighted formula. Keep the grading table handy, track your credits, and you’ll know your GPA in minutes. Prefer automation? Tap the NEB GPA Calculator button above and double-check your result with the steps here.