Can I graduate with a 2:1 with three low grades in my second year?

I have received two 3rds and a low 2:2 in my second year (all grades from my second year contribute to 40% of my final grade).

I was wondering if a 2:1 is still attainable? Theoretically, if I receive all firsts in my final year, will that be enough to push it over?

I am unsure how to calculate it, but I was wondering which grades I’d need to achieve to get at least a low 2:1.

Thank you!

if you got at least a 45 this year and a 70 next year, you would get 60+ overall which would be a 2:1 absent specific restrictions on getting each grade. (*)

(*) It might be the case that if you did very well in third year but a weak second year dragged it down to below 60%, that you could be given a 2:1 anyway especially if you have extenuating circumstances behind those grades. On the other extreme it might be the case that even if you get 60% or higher, you might not have the right amount of credits at the right sort of mark and they could withhold the 2:1. The university has a lot of freedom with this and it often doesn't just boil down to a mark calculation.

Thank you so much for your response! I believe I have achieved all available credits for this year, so fingers crossed there are no problems there.

Based on your response, it seems wise to ask for extenuating circumstances to be considered. At least I am (possibly) still able to achieve a 2:1. Thanks again!

I have received two 3rds and a low 2:2 in my second year (all grades from my second year contribute to 40% of my final grade).

I was wondering if a 2:1 is still attainable? Theoretically, if I receive all firsts in my final year, will that be enough to push it over?

I am unsure how to calculate it, but I was wondering which grades I’d need to achieve to get at least a low 2:1.

Thank you!