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UK Degree Classification Calculator
Calculate your weighted university average and see how close you are to a First, 2:1, 2:2 or Third.
Add your module credits, coursework marks, exam results and year weightings. MyDegreeCalc updates the estimate, your next boundary and the calculation working instantly.
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Degree rules vary between universities. Always check your course handbook before relying on an estimate.
Quick setup
Choose your degree weighting
Start with a common UK structure or enter the exact percentages from your course handbook.
Not sure which applies? Read the degree weighting guide.
Degree calculator
Calculate your weighted degree average
Enter the years, modules and assessments that contribute to your degree. Incomplete modules are excluded until all required values are entered.
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Academic years
Add each year that contributes to your degree.
How it works
From individual marks to your final estimate
Add modules and assessments
Enter module credits, then add exams, coursework, projects or presentations.
See the result and working
View your classification, next boundary and the year-by-year weighted calculation.
Built for students
Everything needed to track your university results
Next-boundary progress
See the percentage-point gap to the next common degree classification.
Transparent calculation
Review the academic-year averages and weightings used in your result.
Flexible year weightings
Use a common preset or your university’s exact degree structure.
Coursework and exams
Combine assessments with different weightings into one module result.
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Your marks are stored on your device. No account or upload is required.
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Student guides
Understand the calculation, not just the result
Use the calculator for your own marks, then explore original guides to the rules and arithmetic behind the estimate.
How UK degree classifications work
Firsts, 2:1s, 2:2s, borderline rules, rounding and resits explained clearly.
Read the guide →How to calculate a weighted average
See how assessment weights, module credits and degree years combine.
Read the guide →What marks do you need for a First or 2:1?
Turn confirmed results into realistic targets for remaining work.
Read the guide →Classification guide
Common UK degree classification boundaries
These are widely used undergraduate boundaries, but universities may apply borderline, profile, resit, credit or programme-specific rules.
Read the full classification guide- First
- 70% and above
- 2:1
- 60–69%
- 2:2
- 50–59%
- Third
- 40–49%
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Frequently asked questions
Degree calculation help
How do I calculate my UK university degree average?
Add each academic year, enter its contribution, then add modules, credits and assessment marks. MyDegreeCalc calculates each weighted result automatically.
What year weighting should I use?
Use the weighting published in your course handbook. Common structures include final year only, 40:60, 33:67, 30:70, 25:75 and 50:50.
What percentage is a First or a 2:1?
A First commonly begins at 70%, while a 2:1 commonly covers 60–69%. University-specific rules may differ.
Is the result guaranteed to match my university?
No. It is a planning estimate. Your university regulations and examination board determine the official result.
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