UTS GPA Calculator
Calculate your UTS GPA with published grade points and credit weights. Check university-specific rules below.
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UTS Grade Points Used
| Grade | Grade Point | Score Range |
|---|---|---|
| HD (High Distinction) | 7.00 | 85-100% |
| D (Distinction) | 6.00 | 75-84% |
| C (Credit) | 5.00 | 65-74% |
| P (Pass) | 4.00 | 50-64% |
| Fail (Z) | 0.00 | 0-49% |
| Fail (X) | 0.00 | 50% or more, with a compulsory component failed |
| Withdrawn Fail | 0.00 | — |
— means no mark range was listed in the sources checked. Use the grade on your record.
About the UTS GPA System
UTS calculates GPA = [(Sub1 GP x CP) + (Sub2 GP x CP) + ... + (SubN GP x CP)] / (Total CP enrolled), so every value falls between 0.00 and 7.00. Before 2020 it used a 4-point scale (HD 4, D 3.5, C 2.5, P 1.5, Fail 0.5), which it still gives as a guide if you need a 4-point GPA.
Why GPA Matters at UTS
Levels of award, such as with Distinction or with First Class Honours, are set by each faculty from a WAM rather than the GPA. In the Faculty of Engineering and IT, the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) needs a WAM of 75 for First Class Honours, 70 for Second Class Division 1 and 65 for Division 2, and IT bachelor's degrees need 75 for Distinction and 65 for Credit. Its level-of-award WAM gives subjects graded without marks nominal marks of HD 93, D 80, C 70, P 58 and Fail 25.
UTS Grading Note
UTS moved to a 7-point GPA on 14 January 2020: HD (85-100%) is 7, D 6, C 5, P 4 and a Fail 0. Every GPA calculated since Autumn 2008 was recalculated on the new scale. UTS transcripts have also shown a Weighted Average Mark since 14 January 2020; you can work it out on /wam-calculator/.
UTS Accuracy Scope
All enrolled subjects in your course count, including fails and Withdrawn Fail (0.0), except ungraded Pass/Fail subjects, and only finalised subjects count. Automatic Credit from earlier study at UTS is included. UTS states no rounding rule; this calculator shows two decimals. Faculties set levels of award on their own WAM, which can differ from the transcript WAM.
GPA Tips for UTS Students
- Include Withdrawn Fail subjects at 0.0: UTS counts them in its own example.
- If a school asks for a 4-point UTS GPA, apply UTS's old scale: HD 4, D 3.5, C 2.5, P 1.5 and Fail 0.5.
- A Fail (X) can carry a mark of 50% or more, but it is still a fail.
Common GPA Mistakes at UTS
Mixing the two scales. For the same eight 6 credit point subjects, UTS's example gives 192 / 48 = 4.00 on the 7-point scale and 105 / 48 = 2.19 on the old 4-point scale.
Official References
- UTS: Grade point average and weighted average mark
- UTS: Grading schema for coursework subjects
- UTS Faculty of Engineering and IT: Graduation and progression rules
- UTS Student Rules, Section 13: Awards and graduation
Grade table and classifications last checked against these sources on 28 September 2026.