Overall uni grade

unless you score <10% in your second year there is always a chance of getting a first

Wait really? Do you know roughly what percentage I should be aiming to get on essays and assessments to get a first?

You haven't given anywhere near enough information to enable anyone to calculate what you need to achieve a 2.1 or First overall. (Module marks, credits etc.)

As well as the maths, however, the key question is why you haven't been getting 60+ let alone 70+.

I failed one by getting 35 and for the other, I got 45. Each module is 20 credits. The grades are low because I had other issues along with uni that I was dealing with during the assessment period. In first year, I was getting marks in the 60-75 boundary but ofcourse that doesn’t go towards anything

What happens with the module you failed? A resit capped at 40?

Yes that gets capped and the lowest mark I get either this year or next year gets scrapped. I doubt the capped mark would be the one which gets scrapped because it’s a resit so I think they’d scrap the 45.

I think your 40 will be scrapped unless you have evidence in the regulations to the contrary.

How are degrees at Westminster classified? There are usually multiple methods.

I’m not sure to be honest. I was just assuming they wouldn’t scrap the 40 because it’s a resit. Sorry I’m not quite sure what you mean by classified?

Why wouldn't they scrap the 40 if that's the lowest mark? It works in your favour.

Well, the standard classification method is a 2.1 if you average 60+, a First for 70+. But almost all unis have methods of upgrading near misses (eg 58/59 or 68/69). These are usually based on improvement in third year. Check your degree regulations - you must have seen them because you know about discarding your worst 20 credits.