A-Level RP Calculator (University Admission Score)
Work out your rank points on the 70-point University Admission Score used from 2026, including the optional 4th subject and Mother Tongue, or the old 90-point score if you took the A-Levels in 2024 or earlier.
Your A-Level grades
Counted only if they raise your score
University Admission Score
--/ 70
Points below A use the common rank point table; universities publish only the maximum of 20 for an H2 and 10 for an H1 subject.
Compare your grades with last year's offers on the NUS, NTU and SMU IGP pages.
How the 70-point UAS works
- Counted: General Paper and three H2 content-based subjects taken in the same sitting. 3 × 20 + 10 = 70.
- Counted only if it helps: a fourth H1 or H2 content subject, and H1 Mother Tongue or O-Level Higher Mother Tongue.
- Not counted: Project Work, which is now Pass or Fail but must be passed to apply (private candidates and exempted students excepted), and H3 subjects.
- Minimum requirements at NUS and NTU: three H2 content subjects and GP in the same sitting, a Pass in Project Work, and the Mother Tongue requirement (without it, an offer is provisional). SIT and SUSS ask for passes in at least two H2 subjects and GP.
Mother Tongue requirement: at least D7 in O-Level Higher Mother Tongue, S in H1 Mother Tongue or H1 General Studies in Chinese, S in H2 Mother Tongue Language and Literature, a Pass in the Mother Tongue 'B' syllabus, or an MOE exemption or approved subject in lieu.
Rank points per grade
| Grade | H2 subject | H1 subject or GP |
|---|---|---|
| A | 20 | 10 |
| B | 17.5 | 8.75 |
| C | 15 | 7.5 |
| D | 12.5 | 6.25 |
| E | 10 | 5 |
| S | 5 | 2.5 |
| U | 0 | 0 |
NUS states the maximum points: 20 for an H2 and 10 for an H1 subject. No university page we could find lists the points for lower grades, so the rest of this table is the rank point table in common use. SEAB counts A to E as passes.
If you took the A-Levels in 2024 or earlier
You cannot choose the method: it depends on when you sat the exam and when you apply.
- Applying for AY2026 or AY2027: GP, three H2 subjects, the best fourth content subject (an H1, or an H2 counted at H1 value) and Project Work count, on the 90-point scale, which is then weighted proportionally to 70. H2 Knowledge & Inquiry taken in place of GP can replace GP and the H1 subject. Mother Tongue is added if it improves the score.
- Applying from AY2028: everyone is on the 70-point scale, Project Work no longer counts (a Pass still meets the requirement), and an H2 KI grade taken in place of GP is treated as the GP grade.
For example, AAA/A with an A in GP and Project Work is 90 of 90, or 70 on the new scale; ABB/B with B for GP and A for Project Work is 82.5 of 90, or 64.17.
Bonus points at NUS
- First Choice Bonus Points: up to 2.5 points on the UAS for your first-choice programme, if it is a single-degree programme without an interview (not for Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Industrial Design, Nursing or PPE).
- Mother Tongue Language Bonus Points for the College of Humanities and Sciences, up to 3: 2 for at least an E in H2 Mother Tongue Language and Literature, Translation or China Studies in Chinese; 1 for at least an A in H1 Mother Tongue; 1 for at least a B in H1 General Studies in Chinese. You must opt in on the application form.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are A-Level rank points calculated from 2026?
What is the maximum RP?
How many points is a B in H2?
Does my fourth subject still count?
I took the A-Levels in 2024. How is my UAS worked out?
Can I use Knowledge & Inquiry instead of General Paper?
What RP do I need for NUS or NTU?
Sources
- NUS Office of Admissions, Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level admission requirements, and FAQs on the revised UAS computation (February 2026).
- NTU, Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level admission guide and FAQs; SMU, FAQs on the revised UAS computation from AY2026.
- MOE press release "Learn for Life: Forging Our Collective Future" (1 March 2023); SEAB, National Examinations' Grading System.
- NUS Faculty of Science FAQ (2020): maximum of 20 points for an H2 and 10 for an H1 subject. NUS First Choice Bonus Points.
Checked 26 September 2026.