Calculate your weighted module average and see your UK honours classification.
The UK University Grade Calculator computes your weighted module average using credit-weighted marks โ the standard method UK universities use to calculate degree classifications. Enter each module's percentage mark and its credit value (commonly 10, 15, or 20 credits per module), and the calculator returns your overall average plus the resulting honours classification.
UK honours degree classifications are: First Class (70%+), Upper Second (2:1, 60โ69%), Lower Second (2:2, 50โ59%), Third Class (40โ49%), and below 40% is typically a fail. Many universities also apply specific "classification algorithms" (e.g. weighting final-year modules more heavily) โ this tool gives a straightforward credit-weighted average as a strong estimate.
Use this alongside the Study Time Calculator to plan revision per module, or the Marks Needed Calculator to see what you need on a final assessment to lift your average into the next classification band.
Each module's mark is multiplied by its credit value, the results are summed, and divided by total credits: Weighted Average = ฮฃ(Mark ร Credits) รท ฮฃ Credits.
First Class: 70% and above. Upper Second (2:1): 60โ69%. Lower Second (2:2): 50โ59%. Third Class: 40โ49%. Below 40% is generally a fail, though pass marks vary by institution.
Most use credit-weighted averages, but many also apply special rules โ such as discounting your lowest-scoring module, or weighting final-year modules 2x or 3x relative to earlier years. Check your university's official classification algorithm for precise results.
Both โ enter all modules from one year for an annual average, or every module across your whole degree (with appropriate year-weightings if your university uses them) for a final estimate.