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A*BE UCAS points: 112

A*BE at A level is worth 112 UCAS points. That is A* = 56, B = 40 and E = 16, added together under the UCAS Tariff for 2027 entry.

Updated 22 September 2026, checked against the UCAS 2027 Tariff tables.

How A*BE adds up to 112 points

GradeUCAS points
A*56
B40
E16
Total for A*BE112

Each A level grade step is worth 8 points, from 16 for an E up to 56 for an A*. Order never matters: the total is the same whichever subject earns which grade.

What can I do with 112 UCAS points?

Any course with a points-based offer of 112 or fewer is met by A*BE on its own. Offers are published as a number on ucas.com, so compare 112 with the figure on the course page. Some courses ask for named grades instead of points, and a points total cannot stand in for a named grade in a named subject.

Every grade combination worth exactly this total, including two A level and single qualification routes, is on the 112 UCAS points page.

Equivalent combinations worth 112 points

These A level and BTEC grades come to the same 112 points as A*BE.

One grade higher or lower than A*BE

ChangeGradesPoints
One grade higherA*BD120
This pageA*BE112
One grade lowerABE104

A*BE UCAS points questions

How many UCAS points is A*BE?

A*BE at A level is worth 112 UCAS points: A* = 56, B = 40 and E = 16. The figure comes from the UCAS Tariff tables for 2027 entry.

What BTEC grade is the same as A*BE?

DMM in a BTEC National Extended Diploma is also 112 points, so the two are interchangeable on a points offer.

Does the order of the grades in A*BE matter?

No. A*BE is 112 points whichever subject earns which grade, and universities read A*BE the same way however you write it. Other A level mixes worth 112 points include BBC, ACC or ABD.

Add A*BE to your other qualifications

Holding an EPQ, an AS level or a mix of qualifications alongside? Add everything up in one go with our UCAS points calculator. The whole tariff is on the UCAS points chart, and the grade-by-grade tables are on the A-level points and BTEC points pages.