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AAC UCAS points: 128

AAC at A level is worth 128 UCAS points. That is A = 48, A = 48 and C = 32, added together under the UCAS Tariff for 2027 entry.

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

How AAC adds up to 128 points

GradeUCAS points
A48
A48
C32
Total for AAC128

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 128 UCAS points?

Any course with a points-based offer of 128 or fewer is met by AAC on its own. Offers are published as a number on ucas.com, so compare 128 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 128 UCAS points page.

Equivalent combinations worth 128 points

These A level and BTEC grades come to the same 128 points as AAC.

One grade higher or lower than AAC

ChangeGradesPoints
One grade higherAAB136
This pageAAC128
One grade lowerABC120

AAC UCAS points questions

How many UCAS points is AAC?

AAC at A level is worth 128 UCAS points: A = 48, A = 48 and C = 32. The figure comes from the UCAS Tariff tables for 2027 entry.

What BTEC grade is the same as AAC?

DDM in a BTEC National Extended Diploma is also 128 points, so the two are interchangeable on a points offer.

Does the order of the grades in AAC matter?

No. AAC is 128 points whichever subject earns which grade, and universities read AAC the same way however you write it. Other A level mixes worth 128 points include ABB, A*BC or A*AD.

Add AAC 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.