University Degree Grade Uplifted

Hi everyone. I found out my results today, I had gotten 58% overall but the uni have awarded me with a 2:1 because I achieved 60s and 70s in more than half of the modules and I am within the 2% boundary.

I wanted to ask if I should retake an exam to bump the 58% to 60%? My GPA is 3.0 and although I am not looking to work abroad in the US where a 2:1 would be a 3.3 GPA, I am abit bitter. Do you think theres any value or point in me retaking an exam to improve a grade to have an overall of 60%? Do employers look at transcripts or would my 2:1 certificate be sufficient enough to satisfy employer requirements of wanting a 2:1?

Thank you

Wait you got 2:1 with 58% overall, but how? Because I've calculated my marks and I'm getting 59.35 overall, does that mean i will be awarded a 2:1 as well?

Have you actually been given the opportunity to retake anything? University isn't like A-levels, you can't retake exams to improve grades normally.
Typically you can only retake exams either because you failed it the first attempt and it was not condoned/is a "must pass" module (in which case the module is normally capped at the minimum pass grade, usually 40%), or because you had extenuating circumstances which you submitted the relevant forms for and have been given the opportunity to take an uncapped resit.

Wait you got 2:1 with 58% overall, but how? Because I've calculated my marks and I'm getting 59.35 overall, does that mean i will be awarded a 2:1 as well?

Yes I have been given the opportunity to retake two exams for two modules because of extenuating circumstances.

Personally I would just do the retakes, unless you have a specific reason not to (e.g. you are already holding a job offer or graduate study offer which you have met the requirements for, and need to graduate in the summer in order to begin the role/course).

Oh, whats your reasoning for doing the retakes? I have been told that the overall mark will not be on my transcript or on the certificate, and because I have been awarded a 2:1 I have earned that degree classification which employers would be looking at thus, the mark then not being a concern.

I don't know, personal satisfaction I guess? Avoiding getting to a point a few years in the future and thinking "what if...?" etc.
Your transcript should have all your module marks as well as your overall result, that's what a transcript is normally in my experience? It won't be on your degree certificate usually though.
Some employers may want to see transcripts (I doubt many though), and most graduate degrees will want to see your transcript if you wanted to apply for a masters or similar.

Yes I have been given the opportunity to retake two exams for two modules because of extenuating circumstances.

However, if your mark was 59.5% it would automatically be rounded to 60% (for nearly all unis I believe)

I received a 49.50 and it did not get rounded up, now trying to get an uplift