HELP how much do I need to score to get a 2.1 overall?

Can anyone please help me?

My second year counts for 25% of the overall final mark. I scored 66, 62, 60 and 58, with each module worth 30 credits. I worked that out and my average for that year is 61,5%.

My third and final year counts for 75% of the overall final mark and so far I have achieved 85, 80, 60, 75, and 58, with each module worth 20 credits. I studied 6 modules, and I still have an exam to go, which I had to defer due to illness.

My math is so bad that I cannot figure out how much I need to get in my last remaining exam in order to get a high 2.1 overall. Can anyone please help me by pointing out how I can calculate it?

I found a calculator in the Tab, but the score it gave me was in the 40-50% bracket, and surely, that cannot be right? No??

Whoever helps me, thank you so so so so very much!!!

What is the percentage bracket/number of credits required for you to get a 2.1? They are different from one uni to another.

Thank you! How do I use this though? I can only include one percentage for the individual grade.

You currently have 68.5%, but you have another exam, but still be around that ballpark.

Thank you for your reply. How do I calculate though how much I need to get in that exam to stay around that mark?

You score 40, and you will have 64.75%, so 65%.

Really? I know it's a big ask, but can you let me know in simple terms how you got to that result? Again, I am so useless at math, so it would be great if you told me how to do it so that I can use the method again if/when I need it. THANK YOU!

I merely typed in your grades and their weighting.

A 2.1 is a 2.1 . So whether you got 61.5% or 68.5% it will still say 2.1 on your degree.

I am totally confused now. Isn't it absolutely necessary to take into account both the credits of each module and the achieved mark?

My four second-year modules were worth 30 credits each and the average is 61.5%

My six final-year modules are worth 20 credits each and without the exam I haven't sat yet, the average is 71.6%. If I include the module the average I get is 59.6%.

What did you add in the percentage box? Sorry, I know it is simple and I am being such a pain, but I am so incredibly useless at math.

I am doing Law. Trust me, it matters!

Are law firms really so pedantic that they require the specific degree result as well as the classification?

Jesus.

Mark: 61.5% (your average across year two) Percentage: 25% (what the year is worth)

Mark: Type them in, include a hypothetical for the upcoming exam. Percentage: 20% right. Hit the calculate button, there is your average mark. Then just change the 20% to 75%.

I am still confused if I am honest and I don't understand it, but thank you anyway.