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UCAS points calculator
Pick each qualification and the grade you have or expect, and see your total UCAS Tariff points.
How UCAS points work
The UCAS Tariff gives each grade a number of points so universities can compare different qualifications. An A* at A Level is worth 56 points and an A is 48, so A*AA adds up to 152. Many offers are made in grades rather than points, so check each course's entry requirements.
See every grade and common A-Level combination in the UCAS points table.
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How many UCAS points is AAB?
136 points: 48 + 48 + 40.
Does the EPQ count for UCAS points?
Yes. An A* in the Extended Project is worth 28 points, half an A Level.
How are BTEC Nationals counted?
A BTEC National Extended Certificate is the size of one A Level, so a D* is worth 56 points. Pick BTEC National Diploma or Extended Diploma for the larger sizes, for example D*D*D* is 168 points.
How many UCAS points is a T Level?
A T Level is the size of three A Levels: Distinction* is 168 points, Distinction 144, Merit 120, and a Pass is 96 with a C or above in the core (72 with a D or E).
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