Degree & Grade Calculator UK

Work out where your marks put you, offline and without an account. Degree class Add your modules with their credits and marks. The app works out each year's credit-weighted average and combines the years with your university's weighting: 30/70, 40/60, one third/two thirds, 25/75, 50/50, final year only, 20/40/40, 10/30/60, all years equal, one stage (for a Masters) or your own weights for up to four years. See First, 2:1, 2:2 or Third (or Distinction, Merit, Pass for a Masters) on a clear scale. Leave the mark empty for modules you have not finished, and "What you need" shows the average you need in them for each class. Close to a boundary? The borderline checklist shows the things exam boards often look at: the share of credits in the higher class, a stronger final year and your dissertation. Mark to grade Turn a raw mark into a GCSE 9 to 1 grade, a Combined Science double grade (9-9 to 1-1) or an A level grade. Grade boundaries change every year and differ by exam board, subject and tier, so you enter the boundaries for your paper — or start from a dated example table (June 2025 series, six subjects) and edit it. Add several papers and the marks are added up. You see your grade, how far you are above its boundary and how many marks you need for the next one. Higher and Foundation tiers are handled. Tariff points Add A levels, AS levels, the Extended Project, BTEC Nationals, T Levels, Scottish Highers and Advanced Highers, IB subjects with the Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge, Pre-U and the Access to HE Diploma. Choose 2026 or 2027 entry (IB points differ between them), set a target such as 112 points and see how far you are from it. Saved scenarios Save a setup and reopen it later to try "what if". The free version keeps 3 scenarios. "UK Grades Pro", which will add unlimited scenarios and CSV export, is coming soon on Android. It cannot be bought yet. This Android version shows no ads. Everything is worked out on your phone. No sign-in, and your saved scenarios stay on your phone. Independent calculator. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any university, exam board, admissions service or government body. Results are estimates; your university or exam board decides.