Work out your estimated degree classification
Get a transparent estimate using your marks, credits, and selected weighting. Unidaze is not an official university result — generic classification thresholds are shown below, and your university or course may use different weighting, rounding, borderline, resit, or profile rules. Check your official regulations.
Your weightings
How to check your uni's actual splitWeighting total: 100%
Before we can calculate:
Your estimate
Your estimate will land here. Add your marks, hit the big button, breathe. ✏️
What mark do I need?
Generic scenario only — university rules may differFilled in automatically after you calculate.
For example, the weighting of a year you haven't done yet.
Example weighting structures (illustrative)
Not verified — always check your own regulationsThese examples show common shapes of weighting only. They are not official or current rules for any university, and the same university may use different rules by course and year. See Assumptions & limitations.
Guides & methodology
How the estimate works, what it assumes, and guides for studying, budgeting and student life.
🔍 Trust & methodology
🎓 Academic guides
The 3-2-1 Spaced Learning Strategy
Read ×3, speak ×2, write ×1 on a Day 1 / 3 / 7 loop using active recall.
Read the guide → Exam boardsBorderline classifications
Near a boundary? Borderline treatment varies by university — here are the commonly seen approaches, clearly labelled as illustrative.
Read the guide → Final yearFirst-Class dissertation structure
A chapter-by-chapter blueprint for the biggest module of your degree.
Read the guide →💷 Student budgeting
🎉 Student leisure
Cheapest student nights out
The midweek promo playbook for your university city.
Read the guide → LeisureCheap cocktails & pre-drinks
High-yield recipes built on discount-supermarket swaps.
Read the guide → LeisureLow-cost flat social ideas
Tournament nights, fakeaways and projector cinema.
Read the guide →