UTAS GPA Calculator
Calculate your UTAS GPA with published grade points and credit weights. Check university-specific rules below.
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UTAS Grade Points Used
| Grade | Grade Point | Score Range |
|---|---|---|
| HD (High Distinction) | 7.00 | 80–100% |
| DN (Distinction) | 6.00 | 70–79% |
| CR (Credit) | 5.00 | 60–69% |
| PP (Pass) | 4.00 | 50–59% |
| NN (Fail) | 0.00 | Below 50%, with tasks worth at least 75% of the assessment attempted |
| AN (Absent fail) | 0.00 | Below 50%, with tasks worth less than 75% attempted (no mark) |
| WN (Withdrawn fail) | 0.00 | — |
— means no mark range was listed in the sources checked. Use the grade on your record.
About the UTAS GPA System
The UTAS GPA summarises the final results of the units in your course. Each unit's grade is multiplied by its credit points to give a grade point (a Distinction in a standard 12.5 credit point unit gives 6 x 12.5 = 75), and the GPA is the sum of grade points divided by the total credit points attempted.
UTAS Grading Note
UTAS uses a 7-point GPA with a High Distinction from 80%: HD (80–100%) is 7, DN (70–79%) 6, CR (60–69%) 5 and PP (50–59%) 4, while the NN, AN and WN fails are 0; the maximum GPA is 7.0. Honours grades share these values (HF 7, HU 6, HL 5, HT 4, HN 0). When we re-checked on 28 September 2026 the UTAS website answered with a bot check, so these rules come from the Assessment and Results Procedure (Version 5, approved 22 October 2025) in a copy identical to the Internet Archive capture of 23 August 2026, and from an archived copy of the Ask Us GPA answer (updated 2 February 2024).
UTAS Accuracy Scope
Failed units count even if you later pass the same unit. Credited units, exemptions, ungraded passes (UP) and withheld results are left out, but units credited from another UTAS course count in the original course's GPA and units transferred with their grade are included. The archived Ask Us answer also lists FP (Faculty Pass) as 3 and says WW (Withdrawn without fail) is not counted; the current procedure does not list FP, so it is not in the calculator. UTAS states no rounding rule; this calculator shows two decimals.
GPA Tips for UTAS Students
- Enter a standard unit as 12.5 credit points.
- Keep a failed unit in your GPA even after you pass it on a re-take: UTAS counts both.
- Leave out ungraded passes (UP) and credited units from other institutions.
Common GPA Mistakes at UTAS
Using an 85% cut-off for a High Distinction. At UTAS an HD starts at 80%, a Distinction at 70% and a Credit at 60%.
Official References
- University of Tasmania: Assessment and Results Procedure, Schedules A and B (PDF, Version 5)
- University of Tasmania Ask Us: What is a grade point average (GPA) and how is it calculated? [archived copy, 3 December 2025]
Grade table and classifications last checked against these sources on 26 September 2026.