What is a good Cumulative Average Point (CAP) score?

On the Cumulative Average Point (CAP), a score of 3.8+ is considered good. Most graduate programs in Singapore require at least 3.0 for admission. A score of 4.5+ is considered excellent.

🇸🇬 Cumulative Average Point (CAP)

Singapore · NUS/NTU CAP system: max 5.0. CAP = Σ(Grade Points × MCs) / Σ(MCs).

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Singapore · Cumulative Average Point (CAP)

NUS/NTU CAP system: max 5.0. CAP = Σ(Grade Points × MCs) / Σ(MCs).

Max: 5.0 CAP · Passing: 2+ · Credits: Module Credits

Grade Scale Reference · Cumulative Average Point (CAP)

A+ (5.0)

5.0 pts

A (5.0)

5.0 pts

A- (4.5)

4.5 pts

B+ (4.0)

4.0 pts

B (3.5)

3.5 pts

B- (3.0)

3.0 pts

C+ (2.5)

2.5 pts

C (2.0)

2.0 pts

D+ (1.5)

1.5 pts

D (1.0)

1.0 pts

F (0.0)

0.0 pts

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🇸🇬 Singapore Grading Guide

The Cumulative Average Point (CAP) is the standard academic scoring system used by universities in Singapore. Understanding this system is essential for scholarship applications, graduate admissions, and international transfers.

How It Works

NUS/NTU CAP system: max 5.0. CAP = Σ(Grade Points × MCs) / Σ(MCs).

Our calculator uses the official Cumulative Average Point (CAP) (2026), giving you an instant, accurate score so you can plan your academic strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What CAP do I need to make the Dean's List at NUS or NTU?

Use the What-If feature in our calculator above. Add the course with your predicted grade and watch the live score update instantly. This lets you plan which courses to focus on before finals.

How does the Cumulative Average Point (CAP) compare to the US 4.0 scale?

Our US 4.0 GPA Calculator and this Cumulative Average Point (CAP) calculator use the same Weighted Average logic but with different grade points. You can use our compare tool to convert between scales for international applications.

What is the minimum passing score in the Cumulative Average Point (CAP)?

In Singapore, a score of 2 out of 5 is typically required to pass. Falling below this threshold in multiple courses may result in academic probation. Always check your institution's specific requirements.