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🎓 UK Degree Classification Calculator

Find out your current degree classification and how far you are from the next boundary. Enter your overall average or add modules individually with credit weighting.

1st
70%+
First Class
2:1
60%–69%
Upper Second / 2:1
2:2
50%–59%
Lower Second / 2:2
3rd
40%–49%
Third Class

Enter Your Overall Weighted Average

Enter the overall percentage average shown on your university transcript or calculated by your department.

UK Degree Classification Guide

ClassificationPercentage RangeCommon AbbreviationWhat It Means
First Class70% and above1stOutstanding academic achievement
Upper Second / 2:160% – 69%2:1Above average academic performance
Lower Second / 2:250% – 59%2:2Average academic performance
Third Class40% – 49%3rdBelow average but passing grade
Ordinary / Pass35% – 39%PassMinimum pass — no honours classification
FailBelow 35%FailBelow pass threshold
Note: Some universities use different weighting systems (e.g. final year only, or weighted 2nd/3rd year split). Always check your university's specific classification rules.

UK Degree Classification Calculator

This UK degree classification calculator helps students instantly find out whether they are on track for a First Class, Upper Second (2:1), Lower Second (2:2), or Third Class Honours degree. The standard UK degree classification system divides results into these four main classes based on overall weighted average percentage, with 70% and above earning a First, 60–69% earning a 2:1, 50–59% earning a 2:2, and 40–49% earning a Third.

The module weighted average mode is particularly useful for students who want to see exactly how each module contributes to their overall classification based on credit value. Higher credit modules have a greater impact on your final average than lower credit ones, making this calculation essential for strategic exam preparation.

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