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A-level UCAS points

Every A-level grade and its exact tariff value, plus what the common three-grade combinations add up to.

The full A-level points table

A-level gradeUCAS points
A*56
A48
B40
C32
D24
E16

Each grade step is worth 8 points. These are the same numbers our UCAS points calculator uses — add your other qualifications there to get a full total.

What three A-level grades add up to

GradesTotal points
A*A*A*168
A*A*A160
A*AA152
AAA144
AAB136
ABB128
BBB120
BBC112
BCC104
CCC96
CCD88
DDD72
EEE48

Looking at an offer expressed in points instead? Our pages for 112 UCAS points, 128 points and every other common total show which grade combinations get you there.

AS-levels: half the size, their own scale

AS gradeUCAS points
A20
B16
C12
D10
E6

An AS-level counts as half an A-level, but only when it is a different subject from your full A-levels. Doing extra half qualifications is one of the routes covered in how to get more UCAS points, alongside the EPQ. Taking a vocational route instead? See the BTEC UCAS points tables.

A-level points questions

How many UCAS points is an A* at A-level?

An A* is worth 56 UCAS points — the top of the A-level scale. An A is 48, a B is 40, a C is 32, a D is 24 and an E is 16.

How many UCAS points is AAB?

AAB adds up to 136 points: 48 + 48 + 40. ABB is 128, BBB is 120 and AAA is 144.

How many UCAS points do three A-levels give?

Anywhere from 48 points for EEE up to 168 for A*A*A*. Three grades of C (CCC) come to 96 points, and BBB is 120.

Do AS-levels earn UCAS points too?

Yes — an AS-level is worth half an A-level in size: an A at AS is 20 points, down to 6 for an E. But an AS in the same subject as a full A-level does not count separately.