About this app
UCAS Calculator – Calculate Your UCAS Tariff Points Instantly Planning to apply to university in the UK? UCAS Calculator helps you quickly calculate your UCAS Tariff Points using the latest UCAS tariff system. Whether you're studying A Levels, BTEC, Scottish Highers, or other supported qualifications, this app makes estimating your total UCAS points simple and accurate. Designed for students, teachers, and university applicants, the app provides a clean, modern, and easy-to-use interface optimized for both iPhone and iPad. Features: • Calculate UCAS Tariff Points instantly • Support for A Levels • Support for BTEC qualifications • Support for Scottish Highers and additional qualifications • Add multiple qualifications in one calculation • View a detailed breakdown of your results • Save calculations locally • Dark Mode & Light Mode support • Fast, lightweight, and mobile-friendly interface • Works offline after installation Why Use UCAS Calculator? Applying to university can be confusing. This app helps you estimate your UCAS Tariff Points before submitting your application, making it easier to compare entry requirements for different universities and courses. Whether you're applying to undergraduate courses or simply tracking your academic progress, UCAS Calculator is a convenient tool for students across the UK. Disclaimer: This app is an independent educational tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by UCAS. Tariff points are calculated using publicly available information. Always verify official entry requirements and tariff information before making university application decisions.
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- First observed Sep 1, 2026 · 11:28 AM Free