| Course | Letter Grade | Credit Hours |
|---|
| Overall % | Classification |
|---|---|
| 70% – 100% | First Class Honours (1st) |
| 60% – 69.99% | Upper Second Class Honours (2:1) |
| 50% – 59.99% | Lower Second Class Honours (2:2) |
| 40% – 49.99% | Third Class Honours (3rd) |
| 0% – 39.99% | Fail |
It uses the common US convention (A = 4.0, A− = 3.7, down to F = 0). Some institutions use a different point scale or +/− weighting, so check your own school's scheme if you need an exact match.
From a simple band on your overall average — 70%+ First, 60%+ 2:1, 50%+ 2:2, 40%+ Third. Many UK institutions apply additional rules of their own, such as borderline uplift or weighting by year, so treat this as an estimate rather than an official result.
It works in the other direction: tell it your current grade, how much the final exam is worth, and the overall percentage you're aiming for, and it calculates the score you'd need on the final to get there.
Yes — the percentage mode is a general Σ(score × weight) ÷ Σ(weight) calculation, so it works for any weighted average, not only exam and coursework splits.
