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UCAS points calculator

Add up the UCAS Tariff points for your A-Levels, AS levels, Extended Project (EPQ) and BTEC Extended Diploma. Pick your predicted or achieved grades and the total updates as you go.

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Universities set their own entry requirements, some as points and some as grades. Always check the course page.

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UCAS points for each grade

These are the UCAS Tariff values for the most common qualifications. An A* at A-Level is worth 56 points, so three A grades (AAA) come to 144 points. Not every qualification has a Tariff value.

A-Level
GradeUCAS points
A*56
A48
B40
C32
D24
E16
AS level
GradeUCAS points
A20
B16
C12
D10
E6
Extended Project (EPQ)
GradeUCAS points
A*28
A24
B20
C16
D12
E8
BTEC National Extended Diploma
GradeUCAS points
D*D*D*168
D*D*D160
D*DD152
DDD144
DDM128
DMM112
MMM96
MMP80
MPP64
PPP48

Sources: UWE Bristol, UCAS Tariff points (A-Level, AS and BTEC values); Pearson, Extended Project and universities; WJEC, Extended Project UCAS points. Checked 31 October 2026.

Questions about UCAS points

How many UCAS points is an A* at A-Level?

An A* at A-Level is worth 56 UCAS points. An A is 48, a B is 40, a C is 32, a D is 24 and an E is 16.

How many UCAS points are AAA?

Three A grades at A-Level come to 144 UCAS points (3 × 48). A*AA comes to 152, and BBB to 120.

How many UCAS points is the EPQ worth?

The Extended Project (EPQ) is worth up to 28 UCAS points: 28 for an A*, 24 for an A, 20 for a B, 16 for a C, 12 for a D and 8 for an E.

Do universities ask for points or grades?

It depends on the university and the course. Some set entry requirements as UCAS Tariff points and others as grades, and not every qualification has a Tariff value, so always check the course page.

Can tutoring help me reach my offer?

Often, yes. A*/A is the most common result for students who join us for A-Level by Year 12 (Brainhub student records, 2021–2026). Lessons are one-to-one and online, from £40 an hour, and start with a free 45-minute assessment.

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