UCAS Tariff Calculator
Calculate your UCAS tariff points for A-Levels, IB and BTEC
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FAQ
What are UCAS tariff points?
UCAS tariff points convert qualifications like A-Levels, IB, and BTEC into a number that universities can use when setting or comparing entry requirements.
How many UCAS points is an A-Level A* worth?
An A-Level A* is worth 56 UCAS points. An A is 48, B is 40, C is 32, D is 24, and E is 16.
How are IB grades converted to UCAS points?
IB Higher Level subjects convert individually, with a 7 worth 56 points and a 6 worth 48. Standard Level subjects earn fewer points, and TOK plus EE can contribute additional tariff points.
How many UCAS points do I need for university?
It depends on the course and university. Highly selective universities may expect the equivalent of A*A*A, while many other programs accept totals in the 96 to 144 point range.
Do all universities use UCAS tariff points?
No. Some universities prefer specific grade offers instead of tariff totals, especially for more competitive courses.
Can I combine different qualifications?
Yes. UCAS tariff points from different qualifications can be combined when a university accepts tariff-based entry requirements.
