Add up your A-level grades to see your total UCAS Tariff points, how many subjects you took and your average grade.
Add your A-level grades
Pick a grade for each A-level and add or remove rows for the number of subjects you sat.
UCAS Tariff points: A*=56, A=48, B=40, C=32, D=24, E=16, U=0. Offers are often stated as points or as grades (e.g. AAB). The average grade maps the mean points per subject to the nearest letter.
Total UCAS points 144 · Average grade AMade for pupils and students. Standard formulas for school and university grading. Everything is worked out instantly in your browser, with no account and no data sent.
Each A-level grade is worth a fixed number of UCAS Tariff points. Add the points for every subject to get the total universities see, then divide by the number of subjects for the average grade:
Grades A*, A and B: 56 + 48 + 40 = 144 points across 3 subjects — an average of 48 points each, i.e. an A.
Each A-level grade has a set value on the UCAS Tariff: A*=56, A=48, B=40, C=32, D=24, E=16 (U=0). Your total is simply the points for all your subjects added together.
Offers are usually stated either as grades (for example AAB) or as a number of UCAS points. AAB equals 48 + 48 + 40 = 136 points across three A-levels.
The tool divides your total points by the number of subjects, then maps the average points per subject back to the nearest letter grade.
They carry their own smaller Tariff values and can be added to a UCAS points total, but many offers are quoted in A-level grades. This tool covers full A-levels; add other qualifications separately if an offer counts them.
Points help for tariff-based offers and clearing, but many competitive courses ask for specific grades in specific subjects rather than a raw points total.
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