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UK University Admission Requirements Calculator 2026 | Free Tool

Check if your A-Level grades meet UK university entry requirements. Convert grades to UCAS points and compare against Russell Group and top UK universities.

Your Qualifications

Type
Subject (Optional)
Grade

Your Academic Profile

Based on standard UCAS Tariff points

UCAS Points

128

Russell Group Eligibility Check

Indicative check based on typical entry requirements. Highly competitive courses (Medicine, Law, CS) will require higher grades.

Oxford / Cambridge

Typical Offer: A*AA - A*A*A

Below Typical Offer

Imperial College London

Typical Offer: AAA - A*A*A

Below Typical Offer

LSE

Typical Offer: AAB - A*AA

Below Typical Offer

UCL

Typical Offer: ABB - A*A*A

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King's College London

Typical Offer: BBB - A*AA

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University of Edinburgh

Typical Offer: ABB - A*A*A

Below Typical Offer

University of Manchester

Typical Offer: BBC - A*A*A

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University of Bristol

Typical Offer: ABB - A*A*A

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University of Warwick

Typical Offer: ABB - A*A*A

Below Typical Offer

University of Birmingham

Typical Offer: BBB - AAA

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University of Leeds

Typical Offer: BBC - AAA

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University of Sheffield

Typical Offer: BCC - AAA

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Cardiff University

Typical Offer: BBC - AAA

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Frequently Asked Questions

A First-Class Honours (1st) is the highest undergraduate classification, requiring an overall average of 70%+. Approximately 30% of UK graduates achieve a First, and it is highly valued by employers and graduate schools.
UK degrees are classified as: First (70%+), Upper Second/2:1 (60-69%), Lower Second/2:2 (50-59%), Third (40-49%). Most universities weight final year marks at 60-70% of the classification.
A 2:2 closes some doors (most graduate schemes require 2:1+), but many employers in SMEs, startups, and specific industries accept 2:2 graduates. Relevant work experience can compensate for a 2:2.