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Weighted Grade Calculator UK
Calculate your UK university module weighted average and predict your First (1st) or 2:1 degree honours award.
British University System
Weighted Grade Calculator UK (Degree Classification)
Calculate your UK university weighted average and projected undergraduate degree classification across your academic modules.
| Module Name / Code | Mark (%) | Credits (CATS) | Class |
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Total Credits: 120 Credits
UK Undergraduate Degree Classification Boundaries
1st (70%+)First-Class Honours
2:1 (60-69%)Upper Second-Class
2:2 (50-59%)Lower Second-Class
3rd (40-49%)Third-Class
UK Degree Average
68.5%
2:1Award Classification:Upper Second (2:1)
Margin to First (70%):1.5% needed
You are currently tracking for an Upper Second-Class Honours (2:1) degree. A push of +1.5% overall will elevate your classification into a First (1st).
Help & Answers
UK Degree Grade Calculator FAQs
Everything you need to know about calculating weighted grades, final exams, and GPA scales.
How are UK university degrees classified?
UK undergraduate honours degrees are classified into four main bands: First-Class Honours (1st: 70%+), Upper Second-Class (2:1: 60–69%), Lower Second-Class (2:2: 50–59%), and Third-Class (3rd: 40–49%). Below 40% is considered a fail.
How do credit weightings work in UK universities?
A standard UK university academic year consists of 120 CATS credits. Modules typically carry 15, 20, 30, or 40 credits. Each module's mark is multiplied by its credits, summed, and divided by 120.