Predicted UK degree classification — live as you type.
Weights are scaled to total 100%. Year 1 is often weighted 0% (it must be passed but doesn’t count toward your classification).
Upper Second (2:1) · 3.0% below 1st
| Year | Average | Weight | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | 64.0% | excluded | 120/120 |
| Year 2 | 63.5% | 40% | 120/120 |
| Year 3 | 69.3% | 60% | 60/120 |
Average needed across your 60 remaining credits (in counting years) to reach each classification:
Assumes the same average across every remaining credit in your counting years. “Secured” means you’d reach it even scoring 0 on what’s left; lower is easier.
A prediction for planning only. UK universities differ in how they weight each year, how they average modules (by credit), and how they treat borderlines and rounding — some apply classification rules beyond a simple weighted average (such as profiling, the median, or a final-year uplift). Always check your own institution’s assessment regulations, and confirm whether Year 1 counts. Figures here are credit-weighted averages combined using the year weightings you set.