Calculating grade for a UWE student in third year, who has completed the HND

Hello

I am a bit confused how to calculate my degree because I have completed a Higher National Diploma course and as far as I understood, the calculating process is different for us.
My diploma says "Merit". Naturally, the course involved both Lv 4 and Lv 5 assignments.
These are all my grades (courses is not finished yet so still few assignments to submit but I would like to see the method of calculating):

First year, Higher National Certification letter at the end of year says "150 points, this is a Distinction equivalent to a First Class Honours Degree" (weird thing is I counted and they are 125 on the certificate):
- 5 x 15 credit assignments lv 4 (merit)
- 2 x 15 credit assignments lv 4 (distinction)
- 1 x 20 credit assignment lv 5 (merit)
At the bottom says "Learner has qualified for the award...with grade merit"

Second year, Higher National Diploma says on it "merit" with "240+ points at lv 5" (counted, they add to 250)
- 5 x 15 credit assignments lv 4 (merit)
- 2 x 15 credit assignments lv 4 (distinction)
- 1 x 15 credit assignment lv 4 (pass)
- 5 x 20 credit assignment lv 5 (merit)
- 2 x 20 credit assignment lv 5 (distinction)
At the bottom says "Learner has qualified for the award...with grade merit"

Third year (in progress), BA (Hons) lv 6.
I look on the online registry of this university and there's this:

Notice that the credit value for my HNC/HND is shown as 120.

I am deeply confused so if there is anyone out there....that can figure out what degree will I get out of this (use the average grade of 50-60 for the assignments not yet submitted just to get an idea)...please help T_T...I have 2 exams left and I want to see what grade I need for a 2:1 or first.

Also, if you DO figure it out, please show your working here so that I can use your technique for my sister as well, we are doing the same course so she is facing the same issue.

Thanks!

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amitywope

think if you you can understand these statistics. You can solve the problem.