Education & Study Calculators — United Kingdom

Grade point average from your courses and their credit weights, on whichever scale you use.

What you need to score on the final exam to reach the grade you want — and whether it is still possible.

Turn marks out of a total into a percentage and a letter grade — with the marks needed for the next band.

Your overall course grade from assessments with different weights — and what each one contributed.

The mark you need on the final to reach a target grade — and whether that mark is actually reachable.

Your subject mark from a list of assessments and their weights — with what each one actually contributed.

What percentile a score sits at — from a rank in a cohort, or from a score against a mean and standard deviation.

Where a rank sits in a cohort — as a percentile, a top-N percentage, and how many places a move would take.

How many hours a topic needs, spread across the days you have — with spacing built in.

Your attendance percentage, how many more classes you can miss and still meet a requirement, and how many you must attend to recover.

The weekly hours a course load actually demands — contact plus independent study — and whether it fits alongside paid work.

How many hours a piece of material needs and how to spread them across the days you have — including whether the plan is actually possible.

How long a language will take at the hours you can give it — from the total hours a level needs for a language of that difficulty, the hours you study each week, and how much of that time is effective — with the finish date in months and what an extra hour a week would save.

The review schedule spaced repetition gives a newly learned item — each interval a multiple of the last — with the review dates, how many reviews it takes to reach a long interval, and the daily review load a deck of new cards builds up to.

The financial return on a degree or qualification — tuition plus the earnings given up while studying, against the salary uplift over a working life — with the payback year, the lifetime gain and the uplift that would merely break even.

How long a text takes to read, at your own pace or the measured average — and your words per minute.

Your reading speed in words per minute, and how long a book, a reading list or a thesis will take at that pace.