UniGradeYour degree, down to the exact mark.
UniGrade tracks every module, weight and deadline — and tells you the precise average you need on what’s left to land your First or 2:1. Then it helps you build the study habit to get there.
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Your marks, the boundaries that matter, and the exact average you still need — in one picture.
From module handbook to “here’s what you need”.
Add your degree
Years, modules and assessment weights — straight from your module handbooks. One module is enough to start; the rest can wait.
Log marks as they land
Each result updates your weighted average, your year average and your projected classification the moment you type it in.
See exactly what’s needed
UniGrade does the boundary maths continuously: the average you need on what’s left for a First, a 2:1 — or to confirm you’ve already secured it.
Your whole degree, honestly measured.
The exact mark you need
Not a vague average — the precise mark required on every remaining assessment, module and year to land your target classification.
Honest numbers
Two views at every level: what you’ve banked so far (ungraded counts as zero) and your average on completed work. No inflated grades.
Never miss a deadline
A calendar and agenda that flag what’s overdue, due this week, or handed in and awaiting a mark.
What-if simulator
Drag a slider over future assessments and watch your projected average and classification update live.
A streak worth keeping
Log study sessions, protect a daily streak, and work toward a weekly goal — motivation that lasts all semester, not just results week.
Compete on effort, never grades
Add friends and climb a weekly league ranked purely on study time. Nobody ever sees your marks.
Understand how your degree is actually graded.
UK degree classifications explained: First, 2:1, 2:2 and Third
The four honours classes, the marks behind them, and how your overall average becomes a degree result.
Read the guide FoundationsHow to calculate your weighted average university grade
Marks alone do not give you your grade — credits do. Here is the weighted-average method with a full worked example.
Read the guide PlanningWhat grade do I need for a 2:1? (with worked examples)
Stop guessing. Here is the simple back-calculation that tells you the average you need on everything that is left.
Read the guideBefore you ask.
Is UniGrade free?
Yes. The free plan includes grade tracking, the planner, study streaks and friend leagues, supported by ads. Pro (£3.99/month, £24.99/year, or a £9.99 semester pass) removes ads and adds extras like the printable transcript, revision plans and streak freezes.
How does UniGrade work out what I need?
It uses the same weighted-average arithmetic your university uses: each assessment’s weight within its module, each module’s credits within its year, and each year’s weight within your degree. From that it solves for the average you’d need on all remaining work to reach any boundary — recalculated live every time a mark changes.
Does it work for my university?
UniGrade models the standard UK system — percentage marks, weighted averages, and First/2:1/2:2/Third boundaries — with fully customisable module and year weights, so it fits the vast majority of UK undergraduate degrees and any course graded on weighted percentages.
Can my friends see my grades?
Never. Friend leagues rank weekly study time only. Your marks, averages and classification are private to you.
Do I have to enter my whole degree up front?
No. Add one module and one mark and you’ll see your classification immediately. You can fill in past years and upcoming assessments whenever you like.
See where you stand in under a minute.
One module and one mark is all it takes to get your first classification readout.
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