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Assessment weighting

Each assessment contributes according to its percentage of the module. A mark of 70% in an assessment worth 40% contributes 28 weighted points to that module.

Assessment weights should total 100%. UniTracks warns when they do not.

02

Module credit weighting

Modules with more credits have more influence on an academic year. A 40-credit module counts twice as much as a 20-credit module when both contribute under the same rules.

03

Academic-year weighting

Contributing academic years are combined using the year weights you enter. For a degree weighted 30% in second year and 70% in final year, the final-year result has the greater effect.

Your university may use a different profile, exclude a placement year or apply special classification rules. Set the calculator to match the official regulations you have been given.

04

Confirmed marks and estimates

A confirmed mark is treated as banked performance. An estimate can be used to build a projected result, but it does not become confirmed. UniTracks keeps those views separate so an optimistic estimate is not mistaken for a result you have earned.

05

Goal Requirement

UniTracks first calculates the weighted contribution already banked, then divides the points still needed by the eligible weight that remains.

Example: if your target needs 60 weighted points, 36 are already banked and 40% of eligible work remains, the required average is (60 - 36) ÷ 0.40 = 60%.

06

Secured and mathematically unachievable targets

If the calculated requirement is 0% or below, the target is shown as secured under the entered rules. If it is above 100%, it is shown as mathematically unachievable through the remaining eligible work. These states describe the mathematics of the data entered, not an official award decision.