About this tool

UK degree results are not a plain average. Years are weighted differently, some universities discount your lowest credits, and marks just under a boundary can be reviewed. Most grade calculators ignore all of that. This one lets you set those rules yourself and shows what you still need for each class.

What the uni grade calculator does differently

Grade calculators usually ask for marks and weights and return one average. That's fine for a single module, but a UK degree class depends on how your university combines years and credits. This tool weights every module by its credits inside its year, then by the year's share of the degree. It can drop your lowest 10, 20 or 30 credits per year, round 69.5 up or not, and flag a borderline result. It also solves backwards for the average you need on modules you haven't taken yet, which is the number most students are actually looking for.

Rules differ between universities, so treat the result as a guide and confirm it against your programme handbook or academic regulations.

How it works

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