Understand the 30/70 system before you calculate your GPA
Everything about the Tawjihi GPA in one place: the 30/70 system explained, GPA calculators for Jordan and Palestine, the reverse calculator for planning, and practical step-by-step articles.
By generation
Cohort 2008 archive: 30/70 GPA after the Grade 12 exam.
Cohort 2009: Grade 11 out-of-30, and Grade 12 start.
Cohort 2010: Grade 11 mathematics and subjects, preparing for Grade 12.
GPA Tools
Calculate your Jordanian GPA under the 30/70 system, step by step.
A dedicated calculator for the Palestinian Tawjihi streams.
Start from your target GPA and find the marks you need.
Articles explaining the GPA step by step
The 30/70 formula explained with a clear numeric example, from marks to GPA.
How to read the 30/70 exam schedule without mixing it with GPA calculation.
How to verify your own GPA calculation without relying on circulated figures.
What the 30/70 system means for GPA — and why not to mix it with the exam schedule or admission.
Tawjihi GPA: FAQ
How is the Tawjihi GPA calculated under the 30/70 system?
The Jordanian Tawjihi GPA follows the 30/70 system after Grade 12 is complete. Cohort 2008: 30/70 archive. Cohort 2009: Grade 11 out-of-30 and Grade 12 start. Cohort 2010: G11 math 30%, not a finished G12 30/70 result. Use the GPA calculator to verify your numbers step by step instead of relying on circulated figures (official reference: https://moe.gov.jo).
Is GPA calculation in Palestine different from Jordan?
Yes — the Palestinian Tawjihi differs from the Jordanian one in subjects and streams, so we provide a separate Palestinian GPA calculator that handles the scientific, literary, and other streams.
What is the reverse GPA calculator for?
The reverse calculator starts from your target GPA (for example a major you aim for) and computes the marks you need in remaining exams. Useful for planning — remembering that admission thresholds change every year and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Is the calculator result my official GPA?
Only the Ministry of Education issues the official final GPA with the results. The calculators here are verification and planning tools that help you understand the formula and estimate your position — not a replacement for the official transcript.
Where do I start if I do not understand the GPA at all?
Start with the "How marks become your GPA" article to understand the formula with an example, then try the GPA calculator with your actual marks, and finally use the reverse calculator to set a realistic target for the next term.