Free UK calculator
Calculate your weighted university average, see your likely degree classification and work out the marks you need for a First, 2:1, 2:2 or pass.
Add modules, credits, assessments, confirmed marks and estimates below. UK universities and courses can use different year weightings, boundaries and rounding rules, so always check your official regulations too.
UniTracks accounts for different module credit values and assessment weightings rather than treating every result equally. Your current-year and overall degree results update after every edit.
How university grade calculations work →Pick a target classification and the Goal Requirement shows the average needed across your remaining work. Exact values are retained even when a target is secured or mathematically out of reach.
Degree calculator FAQ
Each module mark is weighted by its credit value, and each assessment is weighted within its module. Your university may also apply different weightings to different academic years.
Yes. Choose your target and UniTracks calculates the average needed across your remaining assessments from the marks, credits and weightings you enter.
No. Boundaries such as 70% for a First and 60% for a 2:1 are common, but year weightings, rounding, borderline rules and course requirements vary. Check your official course regulations before relying on any projection.
Yes. You can use the complete calculator in your browser without creating an account or downloading the app.
Yes. Once you have entered meaningful degree data, you can generate private transfer QR codes and review everything before importing it into UniTracks.
Want to keep the calculation updated as new marks arrive? Download UniTracks or explore how the UniTracks app connects your modules, deadlines and targets.