Technical Qualifications | Grade Prediction Calculator

PLEASE NOTE:
120/360/450/540 GLH Courses All theory exam results, synoptic assignment results and ov
only, and can be used to calculate potential UCAS points ba
boundaries for theory exams and synoptic assignments are
Only grade boundaries, marks or grades published on Walle
720 GLH Courses given to any student as their final result.

1080 GLH Courses

Directions for use:
1. Select an option from the left menu to predict qualificatio
2. Select from the 'Marks or Interval?' column whether you
TAG. If selecting 'Marks' then please note each theory exam
0171-38 Only the theory exam.
3. If you selected 'Interval' then no grade boundaries are re
you can use the published Pass and Distinction grade bound
recommended when entering predicted grade boundaries t
Simplified Calculators awarding.
4. Based on the selection made in step 1 add the number o
5. The assessment grade and qualification grade will be calc
6. The predicted/actual UCAS points will be calculated and
if required.
UCAS Points Calculator
 , synoptic assignment results and overall qualification grades are subject to change until official results are released on Walled Garden in August. Th
to calculate potential UCAS points based upon candidates' predicted assessment results/grades. It is important to understand that the Pass, Merit a
exams and synoptic assignments are subject to change following the awarding process each academic year.
, marks or grades published on Walled Garden will reflect candidates' actual grade boundaries, marks or grades on results day. No information from
s their final result.

m the left menu to predict qualification grades.

ks or Interval?' column whether you wish to enter marks and grade boundaries for the chosen assessment, or grade intervals where a candidate ha
s' then please note each theory exam has a range of marks available, you will need to select from the drop down box in the 'Marks Available' colum

val' then no grade boundaries are required. If you selected 'Marks' then enter the Pass and Distinction boundaries in the relevant columns. To help
hed Pass and Distinction grade boundaries from last years’ results if this years are not yet available. (Merit will calculate itself if a Pass and Distinctio
ntering predicted grade boundaries to allow up to a 10% increase (tolerance) on previous years boundaries to allow for potential changes to grade

on made in step 1 add the number of marks, or the grade interval you wish to enter using the drop down options in the 'Candidate Result' column.
de and qualification grade will be calculated according to the values you have entered.
l UCAS points will be calculated and displayed (120 GLH courses are Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS points). However there is a link to the
 Walled Garden in August. This worksheet is for guidance
rstand that the Pass, Merit and Distinction grade

ults day. No information from this spreadsheet should be

tervals where a candidate has a previously achieved CAG /

the 'Marks Available' column the total marks available for

he relevant columns. To help predict a candidate's grades

e itself if a Pass and Distinction value is given). It is
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 MENU

120/360/450/540 GLH Courses

Unit Marks or Interval Candidate Result Pass Boundary
Theory
Synoptic

PLEASE NOTE:
All theory exam results, synoptic assignment results and overall qualification grades are subject to change until official results are r
predicted assessment results/grades. It is important to understand that the Pass, Merit and Distinction grade boundaries for theor
Only grade boundaries, marks or grades published on Walled Garden will reflect candidates' actual grade boundaries, marks or gra

Directions for use:

1. Select from the 'Marks or Interval?' column whether you wish to enter marks and grade boundaries for the chosen assessment,
If selecting 'Marks' then please note each theory exam has a range of marks available, you will need to select from the drop down
2. If you selected 'Interval' then no grade boundaries are required. If you selected 'Marks' then enter the Pass and Distinction boun
results if this years are not yet available. (Merit will calculate itself if a Pass and Distinction value is given).
It is recommended when entering predicted grade boundaries to allow up to a 10% increase (tolerance) on previous years bounda
3. Based on the selection made in step 1 add the number of marks, or the grade interval you wish to enter using the drop down op
4. The assessment grade and qualification grade will be calculated according to the values you have entered.
5. The predicted/actual UCAS points will be calculated and displayed (120 GLH courses are Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS
 Merit Boundary Distinction Boundary Marks Available Assessment Grade
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete

bject to change until official results are released on Walled Garden in August. This worksheet is for guidance only, and can be used to calculate pote
Distinction grade boundaries for theory exams and synoptic assignments are subject to change following the awarding process each academic yea
s' actual grade boundaries, marks or grades on results day. No information from this spreadsheet should be given to any student as their final result

boundaries for the chosen assessment, or grade intervals where a candidate has a previously achieved CAG / TAG.
will need to select from the drop down box in the 'Marks Available' column the total marks available for the theory exam.
hen enter the Pass and Distinction boundaries in the relevant columns. To help predict a candidate's grades you can use the published Pass and Dis
value is given).
e (tolerance) on previous years boundaries to allow for potential changes to grade boundaries following awarding.
u wish to enter using the drop down options in the 'Candidate Result' column.
you have entered.
Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS points). However there is a link to the UCAS tariff calculator included if required.
 Qualification Grade UCAS Points 360/450 UCAS Points 540
###
Incomplete 0 0
###

guidance only, and can be used to calculate potential UCAS points based upon candidates'
llowing the awarding process each academic year.
hould be given to any student as their final result.

ved CAG / TAG.

le for the theory exam.
e's grades you can use the published Pass and Distinction grade boundaries from last years’

owing awarding.

or included if required.
 MENU

720 GLH Courses

Unit Marks or Interval Candidate Result Pass Boundary
Theory (1)
Synoptic (1)
Theory (2)
Synoptic (2)

PLEASE NOTE:
All theory exam results, synoptic assignment results and overall qualification grades are subject to change until official results are r
candidates' predicted assessment results/grades. It is important to understand that the Pass, Merit and Distinction grade boundari
Only grade boundaries, marks or grades published on Walled Garden will reflect candidates' actual grade boundaries, marks or gra

Directions for use:

1. Select from the 'Marks or Interval?' column whether you wish to enter marks and grade boundaries for the chosen assessment,
If selecting 'Marks' then please note each theory exam has a range of marks available, you will need to select from the drop down
2. If you selected 'Interval' then no grade boundaries are required. If you selected 'Marks' then enter the Pass and Distinction boun
last years’ results if this years are not yet available. (Merit will calculate itself if a Pass and Distinction value is given).
It is recommended when entering predicted grade boundaries to allow up to a 10% increase (tolerance) on previous years bounda
3. Based on the selection made in step 1 add the number of marks, or the grade interval you wish to enter using the drop down op
4. The assessment grade and qualification grade will be calculated according to the values you have entered.
5. The predicted/actual UCAS points will be calculated and displayed (120 GLH courses are Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS
 Merit Boundary Distinction Boundary Marks Available Assessment Grade
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete

bject to change until official results are released on Walled Garden in August. This worksheet is for guidance only, and can be used to calculate pote
s, Merit and Distinction grade boundaries for theory exams and synoptic assignments are subject to change following the awarding process each ac
s' actual grade boundaries, marks or grades on results day. No information from this spreadsheet should be given to any student as their final result

boundaries for the chosen assessment, or grade intervals where a candidate has a previously achieved CAG / TAG.
will need to select from the drop down box in the 'Marks Available' column the total marks available for the theory exam.
hen enter the Pass and Distinction boundaries in the relevant columns. To help predict a candidate's grades you can use the published Pass and Dis
Distinction value is given).
e (tolerance) on previous years boundaries to allow for potential changes to grade boundaries following awarding.
u wish to enter using the drop down options in the 'Candidate Result' column.
you have entered.
Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS points). However there is a link to the UCAS tariff calculator included if required.
 Qualification Grade UCAS Points
###
###
Incomplete 0
###
###

guidance only, and can be used to calculate potential UCAS points based upon
to change following the awarding process each academic year.
should be given to any student as their final result.

eved CAG / TAG.

ble for the theory exam.
e's grades you can use the published Pass and Distinction grade boundaries from

owing awarding.

or included if required.
 MENU

1080 GLH Courses

Unit Marks or Interval Candidate Result Pass Boundary
Theory (1)
Synoptic (1)
Theory (2)
Synoptic (2)

PLEASE NOTE:
All theory exam results, synoptic assignment results and overall qualification grades are subject to change until official results are r
assessment results/grades. It is important to understand that the Pass, Merit and Distinction grade boundaries for theory exams an
Only grade boundaries, marks or grades published on Walled Garden will reflect candidates' actual grade boundaries, marks or gra

Directions for use:

1. Select from the 'Marks or Interval?' column whether you wish to enter marks and grade boundaries for the chosen assessment,
If selecting 'Marks' then please note each theory exam has a range of marks available, you will need to select from the drop down
2. If you selected 'Interval' then no grade boundaries are required. If you selected 'Marks' then enter the Pass and Distinction boun
this years are not yet available. (Merit will calculate itself if a Pass and Distinction value is given).
It is recommended when entering predicted grade boundaries to allow up to a 10% increase (tolerance) on previous years bounda
3. Based on the selection made in step 1 add the number of marks, or the grade interval you wish to enter using the drop down op
4. The assessment grade and qualification grade will be calculated according to the values you have entered.
5. The predicted/actual UCAS points will be calculated and displayed (120 GLH courses are Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS
 Merit Boundary Distinction Boundary Marks Available Assessment Grade
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete

bject to change until official results are released on Walled Garden in August. This worksheet is for guidance only, and can be used to calculate pote
n grade boundaries for theory exams and synoptic assignments are subject to change following the awarding process each academic year.
s' actual grade boundaries, marks or grades on results day. No information from this spreadsheet should be given to any student as their final result

boundaries for the chosen assessment, or grade intervals where a candidate has a previously achieved CAG / TAG.
will need to select from the drop down box in the 'Marks Available' column the total marks available for the theory exam.
hen enter the Pass and Distinction boundaries in the relevant columns. To help predict a candidate's grades you can use the published Pass and Dis
ven).
e (tolerance) on previous years boundaries to allow for potential changes to grade boundaries following awarding.
u wish to enter using the drop down options in the 'Candidate Result' column.
you have entered.
Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS points). However there is a link to the UCAS tariff calculator included if required.
 Qualification Grade UCAS Points ###
###
###
Incomplete 0
###
###
###
###
###
r guidance only, and can be used to calculate potential UCAS points based upon candidates' predicted
he awarding process each academic year. ###
should be given to any student as their final result.

eved CAG / TAG.

ble for the theory exam.
e's grades you can use the published Pass and Distinction grade boundaries from last years’ results if
lowing awarding.

tor included if required.

 MENU

0171-38 Only
Unit Marks or Intervals Candidate Result Pass Boundary
Theory (015/515)
Theory (016/516)
Theory (018/518)
Synoptic (017)

PLEASE NOTE:
All theory exam results, synoptic assignment results and overall qualification grades are subject to change until official results are r
assessment results/grades. It is important to understand that the Pass, Merit and Distinction grade boundaries for theory exams an
Only grade boundaries, marks or grades published on Walled Garden will reflect candidates' actual grade boundaries, marks or gra

Directions for use:

1. Select from the 'Marks or Interval?' column whether you wish to enter marks and grade boundaries for the chosen assessment,
2. If you selected 'Interval' then no grade boundaries are required. If you selected 'Marks' then enter the Pass and Distinction boun
this years are not yet available. (Merit will calculate itself if a Pass and Distinction value is given).
It is recommended when entering predicted grade boundaries to allow up to a 10% increase (tolerance) on previous years bounda
3. Based on the selection made in step 1 add the number of marks, or the grade interval you wish to enter using the drop down op
4. The assessment grade and qualification grade will be calculated according to the values you have entered.
5. The predicted/actual UCAS points will be calculated and displayed (120 GLH courses are Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS
 Merit Boundary Distinction Boundary Marks Available Assessment Grade
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete
0 60 Incomplete

bject to change until official results are released on Walled Garden in August. This worksheet is for guidance only, and can be used to calculate pote
n grade boundaries for theory exams and synoptic assignments are subject to change following the awarding process each academic year.
s' actual grade boundaries, marks or grades on results day. No information from this spreadsheet should be given to any student as their final result

boundaries for the chosen assessment, or grade intervals where a candidate has a previously achieved CAG / TAG.
hen enter the Pass and Distinction boundaries in the relevant columns. To help predict a candidate's grades you can use the published Pass and Dis
ven).
e (tolerance) on previous years boundaries to allow for potential changes to grade boundaries following awarding.
u wish to enter using the drop down options in the 'Candidate Result' column.
you have entered.
Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS points). However there is a link to the UCAS tariff calculator included if required.
 Qualification Grade UCAS Points ###
###
###
Incomplete 0
###
###
###
###
###
r guidance only, and can be used to calculate potential UCAS points based upon candidates' predicted
he awarding process each academic year. ###
should be given to any student as their final result.

ieved CAG / TAG.

te's grades you can use the published Pass and Distinction grade boundaries from last years’ results if

llowing awarding.

tor included if required.

 MENU

120/360/450/540 GLH Courses

Unit Assessment Grade
Theory Please Select…
Synoptic Please Select…

720 GLH Courses

Unit Assessment Grade
Theory (1) Please Select…
Synoptic (1) Please Select…
Theory (2) Please Select…
Synoptic (2) Please Select…

1080 GLH Courses

Unit Assessment Grade
Theory (1) Please Select…
Synoptic (1) Please Select…
Theory (2) Please Select…
Synoptic (2) Please Select…

0171-38 Only
Unit Assessment Grade
Theory (015/515) Please Select…
Theory (016/516) Please Select…
Theory (018/518) Please Select…
Synoptic (017) Please Select…
Qualification Grade UCAS Points 360/450 UCAS Points 540
Incomplete 0 0

Qualification Grade UCAS Points

Incomplete 0

Qualification Grade UCAS Points

Incomplete 0

Qualification Grade UCAS Points

Incomplete 0
PLEASE NOTE:
All theory exam results, synoptic assignment results and overall qualification grades are
subject to change until official results are released on Walled Garden in August. This
worksheet is for guidance only, and can be used to calculate potential UCAS points
based upon candidates' predicted assessment results/grades. It is important to
understand that the Pass, Merit and Distinction grade boundaries for theory exams and
synoptic assignments are subject to change following the awarding process each
academic year.
Only grade boundaries, marks or grades published on Walled Garden will reflect
candidates' actual grade boundaries, marks or grades on results day. No information
from this spreadsheet should be given to any student as their final result.

Simplified Calculators:
1. Select the correct table for predicting 120, 360, 450, 540, 720 or 1080 GLH results (or
0171-38).
2. Select from the drop down options in the 'Assessment Grade' column the
approximate grade achieved in each unit.
3. The qualification grade will be displayed depending on the approximate assessment
grades given.
4. The predicted/actual UCAS points will be calculated and displayed (120 GLH courses
are Keystage 4 and therefore carry no UCAS points). There is a link to the UCAS tariff
calculator included.
Note: Whilst these calculators are much simpler than the main calculators they are
much less accurate due to not in-putting any raw marks.