Core score
Best 3 H2 subjects + GP
Maximum 70Singapore A-Levels · 2025 and later cohorts
A-Level Rank Point Calculator 2026
Calculate your University Admission Score out of 70. The calculator checks whether including your fourth content subject or Mother Tongue improves your final score, then shows the exact method used.
2026 70-point systemAutomatic rebasingFull calculation shown
Who this is for: students who sat the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Levels in 2025 or later. Earlier cohorts applying in AY2026 or AY2027 may be assessed under transitional rules.
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Enter your A-Level grades
Use your three best H2 content subjects below. If you took a fourth content subject, enter it separately so the calculator can test whether it helps.
Your best 2026 UAS
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Select your grades to calculate
Your score and the calculation that produced it will appear here.
Core subjects only--
With fourth subject--
With Mother Tongue--
With both optional subjects--
Project Work reminder
A PW Pass is generally required for university admission, although PW contributes no rank points under the revised system.
Check the conversion
2026 A-Level grade to rank-point chart
GP and H1 Mother Tongue use the H1 column. The optional fourth content subject is also counted at H1-equivalent weighting. The Mother Tongue option reflects H1 MTL; O-Level Higher MTL treatment can differ by university.
GradeH2 subjectH1 / GP / MTL
A2010
B17.58.75
C157.5
D12.56.25
E105
S52.5
U00
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How the 70-point UAS is calculated
The calculator evaluates every valid method and keeps the highest result. Optional subjects can improve your score, but cannot pull it down.
Add fourth subject
(Core + H1-equivalent points) ÷ 80 × 70
Used only if higherAdd eligible MTL
(Core + eligible MTL points) ÷ 80 × 70
Used only if higherAdd both
(Core + fourth + MTL) ÷ 90 × 70
Used only if higherWorked example
A, B and C for H2 subjects; B for GP; A for a fourth subject
Core: 20 + 17.5 + 15 + 8.75 = 61.25
With fourth subject: (61.25 + 10) ÷ 80 × 70 = 62.34
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About the revised 2026 rank-point system
Is the A-Level score now out of 70?
Yes. For students who sat the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Levels in 2025 or later, the core University Admission Score is based on three H2 content subjects and General Paper, for a maximum of 70 points. Transitional rules can apply to earlier cohorts during AY2026 and AY2027 admissions.
Does Project Work add rank points?
No. Project Work no longer contributes points to the UAS. A Pass is generally still required for admission unless the applicant is exempt.
Should I include my fourth subject or Mother Tongue?
Include an eligible fourth content subject and H1 MTL to see whether either improves the estimate. NUS also states that O-Level Higher MTL may be included if it improves the UAS; NTU’s published UAS guidance specifies H1 MTL. The treatment can depend on your university and exam cohort, so confirm with the official admissions source.
Is this an official university calculator?
No. It is an educational estimate based on the published revised UAS rules. The admitting university's calculation and subject prerequisites always take priority.