Work out your UK degree classification (First, 2:1, 2:2, Third) from an overall weighted average percentage.
Use the Weighted Grade Calculator first if you need to combine module scores into a single overall average.
This uses the common UK classification bands: First (70%+), Upper Second/2:1 (60–69%), Lower Second/2:2 (50–59%), Third (40–49%), and Fail (below 40%). Many universities apply borderline rules, module weightings by year, or discretionary uplift near a boundary — always check your own institution's assessment regulations for the figure that actually appears on your certificate.
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Degree Classification Calculator maps an overall weighted average percentage to the standard UK degree classification bands: First, Upper Second (2:1), Lower Second (2:2), Third, and Fail.
Overall average: 65% Result: Upper Second (2:1), 5.0 percentage points below First.
The 70/60/50/40 bands are the most common convention, but some institutions use different boundaries or additional borderline rules — check your own course handbook.
No. Enter your final overall weighted average — combining scores across years with their correct weightings should be done before using this calculator.
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