How Many UCAS Points Do I Need?
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It depends on the course and the university. Each course sets its own entry requirements, in UCAS points, in grades such as ABB, or both. Find the requirement on the course page, then use the calculator to check if your grades reach it.
Your total
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What UCAS points totals mean in A level grades
Is 120 UCAS points good?
120 UCAS points is BBB at A level. It meets the requirement of any course that asks for 120 points or fewer. Whether it is good for you depends on the courses you want, so compare it with each course page.
What if you do not have enough UCAS points?
You can add an extra qualification, such as the EPQ, look at courses with lower entry requirements, or choose a course with a foundation year. If your results come in lower than your offer, Clearing lets you apply for courses that still have places.
How many UCAS points do I need FAQs
How many UCAS points do you need for uni?
There is no single number. Each course sets its own entry requirements, and many ask for grades rather than points. Check the course page and compare it with your total.
Is 144 UCAS points good?
144 UCAS points is AAA at A level. It meets any course that asks for 144 points or fewer.
What is the maximum number of UCAS points?
There is no maximum. Each qualification you pass adds points. Three A levels can give up to 168 points, and an EPQ at A* adds 28, which makes 196.
How many UCAS points do you need for Oxford?
Oxford and Cambridge set their offers in A level grades, not UCAS points. Check the course page for the grades you need.