UK University Grade Calculator

UK University Grade Calculator

This tool helps you work out the average mark you’ll need in your remaining modules to reach your desired grade for the year.

How to use:

  • Enter grades and weights for modules you've completed.
  • Enter weights (credits) for unmarked modules.
  • Select a target classification, or enter a custom percentage.
  • Click Calculate to see what you need to score.

Completed Modules

Remaining Modules

Target Grade

Results

Marks Needed for Reference (Average in Remaining Modules):

  • First Class (70%):
  • 2:1 (60%):
  • 2:2 (50%):
  • Third Class (40%):

UK University Grade Calculator

The UK University Grade Calculator is a free, easy-to-use tool designed to help students estimate what grades they need in their remaining modules to achieve a particular degree classification — whether you're aiming for a First, 2:1, 2:2, or Third Class.

Why use it?

Tracking your grades can be stressful, especially when modules carry different credit values. This tool takes the guesswork out by letting you:

  • Enter grades and credit weights for completed modules

  • Add upcoming (unmarked) modules

  • Choose a target classification or enter a custom percentage

  • Instantly see the average mark you'll need in your remaining modules

Who is it for?

This tool is ideal for UK undergraduate students on credit-weighted programmes. While a full academic year often totals 120 credits, the calculator works with whatever total credits you enter — it doesn’t assume a fixed number. That means it’s flexible enough for part-time students, non-standard module loads, and mid-year planning.

📌 Note: This tool calculates based on the modules and credits you input. If you're looking for final degree classification (e.g., combining Year 2 and Year 3), remember that most UK universities weight years differently (e.g., Year 2 = 40%, Year 3 = 60%). This tool is best suited for per-year planning, not whole-degree classification.

Disclaimer

This calculator is for guidance only. Always check your university’s official rules — classification policies, credit values, and weighting structures may vary between institutions.

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