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A Level Rank Points Calculator 2026 – UCAS Tariff, Singapore JAE, Ireland CAO, Hong Kong DSE & Custom Systems

Calculate your A Level rank points instantly for every major admissions system in 2026. Supports UCAS Tariff points (UK universities), Singapore JAE rank points, Ireland CAO points, Hong Kong DSE scoring, and fully custom point systems. Covers Cambridge, Edexcel, OCR, AQA boards — A* to E grades, AS Levels, EPQ, Extended Certificates, and up to 6 subjects. Used by 120,000+ students worldwide.

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2025–26 Cycle
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Singapore JAE (Joint Admissions Exercise) rank points for NUS, NTU, SMU, Poly, JC applicants. Based on H1/H2/H3 A Level grades.

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Ireland CAO (Central Applications Office) points for Irish Leaving Cert. Best 6 subjects counted. Higher Level and Ordinary Level.

Subject NameLevelGrade

Define your own A Level point values for any university or admissions system worldwide.

Subject NameGrade
UCAS 2026: A*=56 | A=48 | B=40 | C=32 | D=24 | E=16
Singapore H2: A=20 | B=17.5 | C=15 | D=12.5 | E=10 | S=5
Ireland CAO HL: H1=100 | H2=88 | H3=77 | H4=66 | H5=56 | H6=46
Select your system tab above for a precise calculation

Why 120,000+ Students Use This A Level Rank Points Calculator in 2026

The most complete A Level points calculator covering all major international admissions systems — UCAS UK, Singapore JAE, Ireland CAO, Hong Kong DSE, and custom systems — all in one free tool updated for 2025–26.

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UCAS Tariff 2026

Calculates UCAS Tariff points for all A Level grades (A*–E), AS Levels, EPQ, Cambridge Pre-U, BTEC, and Extended Certificates. Updated for the 2025–26 UCAS cycle with the latest tariff values.

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Singapore JAE Points

Calculates Singapore H1, H2, and H3 A Level rank points for JAE (Joint Admissions Exercise) used for NUS, NTU, SMU, SUTD, SIT, and Polytechnic direct entry in 2026.

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Ireland CAO Points

Calculates Irish Leaving Certificate CAO (Central Applications Office) points for Higher Level and Ordinary Level subjects. Includes the +25 bonus for Higher Level Mathematics.

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Custom Point Systems

Define your own grade-to-point mapping for any university or country — Malaysia STPM, A Level to CGPA, Dubai/UAE admissions, Canada, Australia ATAR equivalency, and more.

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EPQ, AS & Extra Qualifications

Correctly adds UCAS Tariff points for EPQ (Extended Project Qualification), AS Levels, Cambridge Pre-U, and BTEC Extended Diplomas alongside A Levels — a common source of calculation errors.

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How to Calculate A Level Rank Points – Step-by-Step Guide 2026

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Step 1: Select Your Admissions System

Choose the correct tab for your target admissions system: UCAS for UK universities (UCAS Tariff 2026), Singapore for JAE rank points (NUS/NTU/SMU/Poly), Ireland for CAO Leaving Certificate points, or Custom if your institution uses a different point system. Each system uses different grade-to-point mappings — using the wrong system is the most common error on scholarship and application forms.

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Step 2: Enter Your A Level Subjects and Grades

Enter each A Level subject name and select your grade (A*, A, B, C, D, or E) from the dropdown. Add as many subjects as you took using the "+ Add Subject" button. Most UK students have 3–4 A Levels; Singapore students have H1, H2, and H3 subjects; Irish students enter up to 6 Leaving Certificate subjects for CAO calculation. Optionally add AS Level and EPQ grades in the UCAS tab for additional tariff points — these are often overlooked but can add 20–28 points to your total.

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Step 3: Click Calculate and Get Your Total Points

Click the calculate button to see your total rank points, a breakdown by subject, and your admission tier for that points total. The result shows: total points on the relevant scale, percentage of maximum possible points, individual subject point contributions, your competitiveness level, and which university tier your points are typically competitive for. For UCAS, your total appears on your UCAS application automatically — but this calculator helps you plan before applying or check an unofficial prediction.

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Step 4: Compare with University Entry Requirements

Use the comprehensive points comparison tables below to see which universities and courses your rank points are competitive for in 2026. UCAS Tariff requirements vary widely — from 96 points (CCC) for some programmes to 168 points (A*A*A) for Oxford Medicine. For Singapore JAE, a rank point score of 87.5+ (out of 90) is needed for NUS Medicine and 82.5+ for NUS Computer Science. Irish students need 550–625 CAO points for Medicine at most universities.

💡 2026 Quick Reference – UCAS Tariff Points for Common Grade Combinations

A*A*A* = 168 pts  |  A*A*A = 160 pts  |  A*AA = 152 pts  |  AAA = 144 pts  |  AAB = 136 pts  |  ABB = 128 pts  |  BBB = 120 pts  |  BBC = 112 pts  |  BCC = 104 pts  |  CCC = 96 pts

UCAS Tariff Points 2026 – Complete A Level Grade to Points Table

The updated 2025–26 UCAS Tariff point values for A Levels, AS Levels, EPQ, Cambridge Pre-U, and BTEC qualifications. Used for UK university applications through UCAS.

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2026 UCAS Update: UCAS Tariff values for A Levels remain unchanged for the 2025–26 cycle: A*=56, A=48, B=40, C=32, D=24, E=16. UCAS has confirmed no changes to A Level tariff values for 2026 entry. Some new qualifications (T-Levels, certain BTECs) have been added or updated — verify at ucas.com/tariff-calculator for the complete official list.

UCAS Tariff Points Table 2026 – A Level, AS Level & EPQ

UCAS Tariff points are used by many UK universities as part of their entry requirements, particularly for courses with minimum point thresholds. Not all universities use UCAS points — top universities like Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, and UCL specify grade requirements (e.g., A*AA) rather than UCAS points totals.

GradeA Level PointsAS Level PointsEPQ PointsCambridge Pre-U (P2)
A* / D156–2856
A / D248202456
B / D340162048
C / M132121640
D / M224101232
E / M3166824

📋 BTEC & Vocational Qualification Tariff Points 2026

BTEC and vocational qualifications also carry UCAS Tariff points. Most common BTEC sizes and their point values:

BTEC QualificationGradeUCAS Points
BTEC National Extended Diploma (3 A Level equiv.)D*D*D*168
BTEC Nat. Extended DiplomaD*D*D160
BTEC Nat. Extended DiplomaDDD144
BTEC Nat. Extended DiplomaDDM128
BTEC Nat. Extended DiplomaDMM112
BTEC Nat. Extended DiplomaMMM96
BTEC National Diploma (2 A Level equiv.)D*D*112
BTEC National DiplomaDD96
BTEC National Certificate (1 A Level equiv.)D*56

📋 UCAS Points for Common Grade Combinations (3 A Levels)

Total UCAS Tariff points for the most common 3-A-Level grade combinations in 2026:

Grade CombinationUCAS PointsTypical Entry Tier
A* A* A*168Oxford/Cambridge/Top Medical
A* A* A160Top 5 UK Universities
A* A A152Russell Group STEM
A A A144All Russell Group
A A B136Strong Russell Group
A B B128Many Russell Group / Top Modern
B B B120Good Modern Universities
B B C112Many Modern Universities
B C C104Post-92 / Some Modern Uni
C C C96Post-92 Universities
C C D88Some Post-92 / Clearing
D D D72Foundation / HNC/HND

A Level Grade Points at a Glance – UCAS 2026

Visual reference for UCAS Tariff points per A Level grade. Each box shows the grade and its 2026 Tariff point value.

A*
56 pts
A
48 pts
B
40 pts
C
32 pts
D
24 pts
E
16 pts

📌 Key 2026 UCAS Points Facts

UCAS Tariff points are cumulative — each A Level, AS Level, EPQ, and vocational qualification adds to your total. The system helps standardise diverse qualifications for universities that specify minimum point entry requirements.

  • The maximum from 3 A Levels is 168 points (A*A*A*) — equivalent to three top grades
  • Adding an AS Level A grade adds 20 points; an EPQ A* adds 28 points — significant boosts
  • Most Russell Group universities specify grade requirements (e.g., AAA), NOT UCAS points — check both
  • UCAS points are more commonly used by post-92 and modern universities as entry thresholds
  • T-Levels carry 168 UCAS points for a Distinction* — equivalent to A*A*A* at A Level
  • Access to HE Diploma: 45 credits at Pass or above, with 15 at Distinction = up to 144 UCAS points
  • Cambridge Pre-U: D1 = 56 pts (same as A*); D2 = 56 pts; D3 = 48 pts; M1 = 40 pts
  • Check your exact tariff points on the official UCAS Tariff Calculator

A Level Rank Points Systems Worldwide – Singapore, Ireland, Hong Kong & More 2026

Different countries use different A Level grade-to-rank-point conversion systems for their national university admissions. Here is the complete 2026 guide for every major system.

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Singapore JAE Rank Points
Joint Admissions Exercise – NUS, NTU, SMU, SUTD, SIT
GradeH2 PointsH1 PointsH3 Points
A20104
B17.58.753
C157.52
D12.56.251
E1050
S / U5 / 02.5 / 00
Singapore A Level rank points are calculated from your best 3 H2 subjects + 1 H1 (usually GP or KI) + H1 Mother Tongue. Maximum rank points = 90. NUS Medicine typically requires ≥87.5/90. NUS Computer Science ≥ 82.5. Bonus points may apply for CCA. See MOE Singapore and NUS Admissions.
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Ireland CAO Points – Leaving Certificate
Central Applications Office – Irish Universities 2026
GradeHigher Level (HL)Ordinary Level (OL)
H1 / O1 (90–100%)10056
H2 / O2 (80–89%)8846
H3 / O3 (70–79%)7737
H4 / O4 (60–69%)6628
H5 / O5 (50–59%)5620
H6 / O6 (40–49%)4612
H7 / O7 (30–39%)370
H8 / O8 (below 30%)00
CAO calculates points from the best 6 subjects (at least 5 must be from the same sitting). Maximum possible = 625 (600 + 25 HL Maths bonus). Medicine requires 550–625 CAO points depending on university. Higher Level Mathematics H6 or above earns +25 bonus points. See cao.ie for official 2026 course requirements.
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Hong Kong DSE Points
HKDSE – Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education
LevelCore Subject PointsElective Points
Level 5** (Top)77
Level 5*66
Level 555
Level 444
Level 333
Level 222
Level 111
Attained (NS)0.50.5
HKDSE scores are used for Hong Kong university admissions (HKU, CUHK, HKUST, PolyU). Minimum entry: 4 core subjects at Level 2+. JUPAS (Joint University Programmes Admissions System) uses best 5 subjects or specific subject combinations. HKU Medicine typically requires 5** + 5* + 5* + 5 + 5. See jupas.edu.hk.
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Malaysia STPM / A Level Points
Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (Malaysian A Level)
STPM GradeGPA PointsUPU Points
A (80–100%)4.004.00
A– (75–79%)3.673.67
B+ (70–74%)3.333.33
B (65–69%)3.003.00
B– (60–64%)2.672.67
C+ (55–59%)2.332.33
C (50–54%)2.002.00
STPM uses a 4.0 GPA scale for UPU (Universiti Putra Malaysia system) applications. Cambridge A Levels taken in Malaysia are also accepted with the standard A*–E grades. For public university admission, CGPA ≥ 3.00 is generally competitive; ≥ 3.50 for competitive courses. See upu.edu.my.
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South Africa NSC / A Level Points
National Senior Certificate – APS Score System
% RangeAchievement LevelAPS Points
80–100%Outstanding (7)7
70–79%Meritorious (6)6
60–69%Substantial (5)5
50–59%Adequate (4)4
40–49%Moderate (3)3
30–39%Elementary (2)2
0–29%Not Achieved (1)1
South African universities use APS (Admission Point Score) calculated from the best 6 subjects. Cambridge A Level grades map to APS: A*=7, A=7, B=6, C=5, D=4, E=3. Medicine at UCT, Wits typically requires APS 42+ (out of 42). See uct.ac.za.
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International – A Level to ATAR Equivalency
Australia, New Zealand ATAR-Equivalent Scale
A Level GradeATAR Equiv. (Approx.)AU/NZ Entry Tier
A* (3 subjects)99.00+Top 1% – Medicine
AAA96–98Top 5% – Competitive
AAB93–95Top 10%
ABB88–92Top 15%
BBB82–87Top 25%
BBC76–81Top 35%
BCC70–75Top 45%
CCC65–69Average
Australia and New Zealand universities convert Cambridge/Edexcel A Level grades to an equivalent ATAR for domestic comparison. These are indicative equivalencies used by UAC (NSW), VTAC (Victoria), and NZQA. See uac.edu.au.

UCAS Tariff Points – UK University Entry Requirements by Course 2026

What UCAS points do you need for different UK university courses and institutions in 2026? Here is a comprehensive guide to help plan your A Level targets.

UK University UCAS Points Requirements by Course and Tier (2026 Entry)

University Tier / Course Typical UCAS Points A Level Grades Equivalent Notes for 2026
🏛️ Oxford / Cambridge – Any Subject168 (equiv.)A*A*A to A*A*A*Specify grades, NOT points; interview + admissions test required
🏛️ Imperial College – STEM152–168A*A*A to A*AASpecific subject requirements (Maths/Physics)
🏛️ UCL – Any Subject136–160AAB to A*A*AVaries by programme; UCL specifies grades
🏛️ London School of Economics144–160AAA to A*AAMaths A required for Economics
⭐ Russell Group (Medicine)168A*A*A minimumUCAT required; interview; very competitive
⭐ Russell Group (STEM)136–168ABB to A*A*A*Subject-specific requirements apply
⭐ Russell Group (Arts/Social)128–152ABB to A*AAStrong personal statement required
✅ Top Modern Universities (e.g. UEA, Surrey)112–128BBC to ABBMany use UCAS points as threshold
✅ Good Modern Universities96–120CCC to BBBUCAS points threshold commonly specified
📘 Post-92 Universities (general)64–96DDD to CCCMany have open access for clearing 2026
📘 Foundation / Access Programmes32–64EEE to DDDPathway into degree; no/low A Level req.
🎓 Nursing / Allied Health (NHS)104–120BCC to BBBScience A Levels preferred; DBS required
🎓 Engineering (Top 20 UK)136–160AAB to A*A*AMaths and Physics essential
🎓 Law (Russell Group)136–160AAB to A*AALNAT required for Oxford/Cambridge/UCL/Durham

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A Level Rank Points – Frequently Asked Questions 2026

The most commonly asked questions about A Level rank points, UCAS Tariff, Singapore JAE, Ireland CAO, and how rank points affect university admissions in 2026.

What are A Level rank points and how are they calculated?
A Level rank points are numerical values assigned to each A Level grade to help universities rank and compare applicants. Different countries and admissions systems use different point scales. In the UK, the UCAS Tariff assigns: A*=56, A=48, B=40, C=32, D=24, E=16 per A Level subject — total points are cumulative across all subjects and additional qualifications (AS Levels, EPQ). In Singapore, JAE rank points use H2=20 points for grade A down to E=10. In Ireland, CAO points run from 100 (H1 Higher Level) to 0. Each system converts your grades to numbers to enable standardised comparison across different subjects and backgrounds.
What are the UCAS Tariff points for each A Level grade in 2026?
The 2025–26 UCAS Tariff points for A Level grades are: A* = 56 points, A = 48 points, B = 40 points, C = 32 points, D = 24 points, E = 16 points. These values are per A Level subject and cumulate across all subjects. For common combinations: A*A*A* = 168 pts, AAA = 144 pts, ABB = 128 pts, BBB = 120 pts, CCC = 96 pts. AS Level A = 20 pts extra; EPQ A* = 28 pts extra. These UCAS Tariff values have been stable and are confirmed unchanged for 2026 entry at ucas.com.
How many UCAS points do I need for a UK university in 2026?
UCAS points requirements vary enormously by university and course in 2026. Oxford/Cambridge: These universities specify grades (e.g., A*AA), not points — but equivalent to 152–168 pts. Russell Group universities: Also typically specify grades, not points — from 128 pts (ABB) upward. Modern/post-92 universities: Often specify minimum UCAS points — typically 96–128 pts (CCC–ABB). Post-92 general courses: 64–96 pts (DDE–CCC). However, UCAS points are just one criterion — personal statements, predicted grades, references, and admissions tests also matter significantly. Always check the specific course entry requirements on the university's own website or UCAS search, not just the points total.
Does adding an AS Level or EPQ increase my UCAS points in 2026?
Yes — both AS Levels and EPQ (Extended Project Qualification) carry UCAS Tariff points that add to your total. AS Level: A=20, B=16, C=12, D=10, E=6 additional points. EPQ: A*=28, A=24, B=20, C=16, D=12, E=8 additional points. This means an EPQ grade A* adds 28 points — more than half a C grade A Level. Many universities actively encourage EPQ and may lower their grade offer by one grade if you achieve a B or above in EPQ (e.g., offer lowered from AAA to AAB). Check individual university EPQ policies. The AS Level and EPQ points are cumulative with your A Level total in the UCAS application system.
How are Singapore JAE rank points calculated for A Level students?
Singapore JAE (Joint Admissions Exercise) rank points are calculated from your H2 and H1 A Level results. The standard formula for most courses: Rank Points = (Best 3 H2 subjects × grade weight) + H1 General Paper + H1 Mother Tongue Language. H2 grade weights: A=20, B=17.5, C=15, D=12.5, E=10, S=5, U=0. H1 weights are half of H2: A=10, B=8.75, C=7.5, D=6.25, E=5. Maximum rank points = 90 (3×20 + 10 + 10). H3 subjects can add bonus points. For NUS Medicine, a rank point of 87.5/90 is typically the minimum. Check NUS Admissions for 2026 cut-off points by faculty.
What is the maximum CAO points score in Ireland and how is it calculated?
The maximum CAO (Central Applications Office) points in Ireland is 625 points — 600 from the best 6 subjects plus 25 bonus points for Higher Level Mathematics (H6 or above). The standard maximum from subjects is 600 (6 subjects × 100 pts for H1 grade). CAO points are calculated from the best 6 subjects in the Leaving Certificate, with points running from 100 (H1) to 0. Higher Level subjects earn more points than Ordinary Level (H1=100 vs O1=56). For 2026, Medicine at UCD, UCC, NUI Galway, and Maynooth requires 625 or near-max CAO points. Law and some Engineering courses require 500–560 points. Check cao.ie for 2026 minimum points by course and institution.
Do UCAS points matter for Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, and Russell Group universities?
For Oxford and Cambridge: UCAS points are essentially irrelevant — these universities specify exact grade requirements (e.g., A*A*A for Natural Sciences) and primarily evaluate through interviews, admissions tests (UCAT, LNAT, MAT, STEP), and personal statements. Imperial College: Also specifies grades (e.g., A*AA), not points, for most courses. UCL: Specifies grades and UCAS points varies by programme. Most Russell Group universities: Specify grade requirements rather than raw UCAS points for competitive courses. UCAS points matter most for post-92 and modern universities that use point thresholds for screening. The UCAS points system is most useful for comparing offers across universities that do use it, and for courses where a range of qualifications (A Levels + BTECs + EPQ) are combined.
What is a good UCAS points total for UK university applications in 2026?
What constitutes "good" UCAS points depends entirely on your target university and course: 168 pts (A*A*A*) = competitive for any UK university, including Oxford and Cambridge; 144–160 pts (AAA–A*A*A) = competitive for all Russell Group universities and top courses; 128–144 pts (ABB–AAA) = competitive for strong modern universities and many Russell Group courses; 112–128 pts (BBC–ABB) = many modern universities, some Russell Group for less competitive courses; 96–112 pts (CCC–BBC) = post-92 universities and access courses; Below 96 pts = some post-92 and clearing options. Always check the specific 2026 entry requirements for your chosen course rather than relying purely on points totals.
How do Cambridge A Levels rank points compare to Edexcel A Level points in 2026?
For all major rank point systems — UCAS Tariff, Singapore JAE, Ireland CAO equivalency, and Hong Kong comparison — Cambridge International (CIE) and Edexcel A Level grades are treated identically in terms of point values. An A grade from Cambridge = an A grade from Edexcel = 48 UCAS points = 20 Singapore H2 JAE points. The same is true for OCR and AQA A Levels. No admissions system differentiates between boards — only the letter grade matters for point calculation. The choice of board (Cambridge vs Edexcel vs OCR vs AQA) may matter for specific subject requirements at some universities, but the grade-to-point mapping is the same across all boards.
How many A Level subjects should I take to maximise rank points in 2026?
For UCAS Tariff maximisation: 3 A Levels is the standard. Adding a 4th A Level at A* adds 56 more points, but universities do not typically require or specifically reward 4 A Levels over 3 strong ones. A*A*A with EPQ (A*) = 168+28 = 196 points — more than A*A*A* with no EPQ (168). Quality matters more than quantity. For Singapore JAE: you need 3 H2 subjects (standard requirement). Taking extra H2 subjects beyond 3 does not automatically improve your rank points (only best 3 H2 count). For Ireland CAO: best 6 subjects count, so taking more than 7 subjects gives flexibility but the top 6 define your score. The general advice: focus on getting the highest grades in your strongest 3–4 subjects rather than spreading effort across 5–6 and achieving average grades in all.
What UCAS points does a BTEC Extended Diploma give compared to A Levels?
A BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (the equivalent of 3 A Levels) carries the following UCAS points: D*D*D* = 168 pts (same as A*A*A*), DDD = 144 pts (same as AAA), DDM = 128 pts (same as ABB), DMM = 112 pts (same as BBC), MMM = 96 pts (same as CCC). However, while the UCAS points are equivalent, many universities — especially for competitive STEM, Medicine, and Law courses — still prefer A Levels over BTEC alone, or may specify a BTEC + A Level combination requirement. Always check the individual course's entry requirements rather than assuming BTEC D*D*D* is automatically equivalent to A*A*A* for admission purposes.
How do NUS and NTU Singapore rank points cut-offs work for 2026 entry?
NUS and NTU Singapore rank their 2026 applicants primarily using JAE rank points (out of 90). Each degree programme publishes a 10th percentile rank point cut-off — this means 90% of admitted students scored at or above that rank point. Key 2026 benchmarks (approximate, varies annually): NUS Medicine: ~87.5–88.0/90; NUS Law: ~85.0–87.0/90; NUS Computer Science: ~82.5–85.0/90; NUS Business: ~78.0–82.0/90; NTU Computer Engineering: ~78.0–82.0/90. These cut-offs are published on the respective university websites after each JAE round. For applicants with international A Levels (non-Singapore), NUS/NTU convert Cambridge and Edexcel grades using their own equivalency table. See NUS Admissions and NTU Admissions.
Can I use A Level UCAS points for clearing in 2026?
Yes — UCAS Clearing in 2026 (opening mid-August after A Level results) allows students whose grades are different from predictions to find available university places. Many Clearing offers are stated as UCAS points thresholds (e.g., "96 UCAS points required") rather than specific grades, giving flexibility. Students who narrowly missed an offer can use UCAS points to demonstrate they may still meet the threshold through a combination of subjects and additional qualifications (EPQ, AS Level, BTECs). Clearing 2026 will list available courses with their minimum UCAS points on the UCAS website from results day. For Clearing, total UCAS points from all your qualifications count — not just A Levels alone. See ucas.com/clearing for 2026 guidance.

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