We’re Here to Help with Your Academic Questions
Have you found a calculation that doesn’t look right, need a grading scale for your university, or have an idea for a new academic calculator?
We’d love to hear from you.
Our team maintains our calculators and student resources with a focus on clear formulas, transparent calculations, and useful academic information. If you notice a possible issue or have a suggestion, please contact us and provide as much detail as possible so we can review it accurately.
We aim to respond to inquiries within 24 to 48 hours.
Please note that our calculators are educational tools. We cannot change, correct, or officially recalculate your university grades, marks, GPA, CGPA, or academic records. Your university, college, or examination authority remains the official source for your academic results.
How Can We Help You?
Choose the category that best matches your question. Providing the right information from the beginning helps us review your request faster.
1. Suggest a New Calculator or Feature
Is there an academic calculation you wish you could do online?
We welcome suggestions for new tools and features that could make student life easier. This could include a new GPA calculator, grade calculator, attendance calculator, exam calculator, percentage converter, academic planning tool, or another student-focused resource.
When making a suggestion, tell us:
- What the calculator or feature should do
- What calculation or formula it should use, if known?
- Who would benefit from the tool
- Your university, country, or grading system if relevant
- Any examples that could help us understand your idea
We cannot guarantee that every suggestion will be added, but every useful idea helps us decide what to build next.
2. Report a Formula or Calculation Bug
Did a calculator produce a result that appears incorrect?
Please let us know. Calculation accuracy is one of our highest priorities, and detailed reports help us investigate potential problems.
When reporting a possible calculator bug, formula error, or unexpected result, please include:
- The name of the calculator you used
- Your university or institution name
- The numbers or grades you entered
- The result displayed by our calculator
- The result you expected
- The grading system or formula used by your university, if applicable
- A screenshot of the result, if possible
For example, instead of writing:
“The CGPA calculator is wrong.”
A more useful report would explain which values were entered, what result appeared, what result was expected, and which university grading system applies.
This information allows our team to reproduce the calculation and determine whether there is a genuine formula or implementation issue.
3. Request Your University’s Grading Scale
Universities can use different grading scales, grade points, percentage conversions, credit systems, and CGPA formulas.
If your university’s grading system is not currently supported, you can request that we review it for possible inclusion.
Please provide:
- University or institution name
- Country and campus, if relevant
- Degree or academic program, if the grading system differs by program
- Official grading scale or grade-point table
- CGPA or GPA conversion formula, if available
- A link to an official university document or webpage, when available
- Any important exceptions or special rules
Official documentation is especially helpful because academic grading policies can vary between institutions and may change over time.
Our team will review the information before adding or updating a grading scale. Inclusion is subject to verification and technical feasibility.
4. Editorial & Partnership Inquiries
We also welcome inquiries related to our educational content and student resources.
You can contact us about:
- Guest article opportunities
- Student guides
- Editorial corrections
- Content suggestions
- Academic resource recommendations
- Educational partnerships
- Relevant collaboration opportunities
- Feedback about our blog or learning resources
If you are contacting us about an article, please include the article topic or page you are referring to and clearly explain your request.
For partnership or guest-content proposals, please provide enough information for our editorial team to understand the proposed topic, audience, and purpose.
Contact Form
Use the contact form below to send your inquiry.
Recommended fields:
- Name (Required)
- Email Address (Required)
- Inquiry Type (Required)
- Report a Formula or Calculation Bug
- Request a University Grading Scale
- Suggest a New Calculator or Feature
- Editorial Inquiry
- Partnership Inquiry
- General Question
- Message (Required)
- Attachment / Screenshot (Optional)
What Should I Include in My Message?
The more specific your message is, the easier it is for us to investigate.
For calculation-related questions, include the calculator name, values entered, university name, expected result, and actual result whenever possible.
If you are reporting a visual or technical problem, a screenshot can be particularly helpful.
Please do not send passwords, payment information, student portal login credentials, or other sensitive personal information.
Frequently Asked Questions Before You Reach Out
Why Does My Result Differ from My University Portal?
Different universities can use different GPA scales, CGPA formulas, grade-point mappings, credit-weighting methods, and percentage conversion rules.
A calculator may therefore produce a different result from your university portal if it is using a different grading model.
Your university’s official academic system should always be treated as the authoritative source for your GPA, CGPA, marks, grades, and academic record.
If you believe our calculator should support your university’s specific formula, contact us with the university name and relevant official grading information.
Can You Recalculate or Change My Official GPA?
No.
Our calculators are educational and informational tools. We cannot change, correct, approve, or officially recalculate your academic record.
Your university, college, examination board, or other authorized academic institution is responsible for maintaining your official marks and grades.
We can help you understand a calculation, apply a published formula, or estimate a result, but our results should not be treated as an official academic transcript or institutional decision.
What If I Think a Calculator Has Given Me the Wrong Answer?
Please report it to us.
Include the calculator name, numbers entered, university or grading system, displayed result, expected result, and any supporting screenshot or official formula.
A detailed report gives our team the information needed to reproduce the calculation and investigate whether the issue is caused by an incorrect formula, unsupported grading system, input misunderstanding, or technical bug.
Before You Submit Your Message
A few details can make a significant difference in how quickly we can understand your request.
For calculator issues, try to include:
Calculator:
Name of the calculator you used.
University:
Your university or institution.
Inputs:
The numbers, grades, credits, or percentages you entered.
Actual Result:
What our calculator displayed.
Expected Result:
What you believe the result should be.
Supporting Information:
An official formula, grading table, university webpage, or screenshot if available.
You do not need to provide unnecessary personal information. Please remove confidential information from screenshots before submitting them.
We Appreciate Your Feedback
Every report, suggestion, and correction helps us improve our academic tools.
Whether you are reporting a possible formula error, requesting a university grading scale, suggesting a new student calculator, or simply sharing feedback about our educational content, we appreciate you taking the time to contact us.
We will review your message as carefully as possible and aim to respond within 24–48 hours.
Thank you for helping us make academic calculations clearer, more transparent, and more useful for students.
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