UAS calculator Singapore 2026: 70RP, 90RP and target planner
For Singapore GCE A-Level results from 2025 onwards, use this tool to compute your base University Admission Score (best 3 H2 + GP) and compare it against rebased options (commonly described as /80 or /90) when a fourth content subject and/or H1 Mother Tongue can help.
The target UAS planner is the reverse mode: start from a target UAS and view example grade profiles that can reach it - plus which profiles still rely on rebasing.
Which calculator do you need?
- UAS calculator: enter grades to calculate the 70-point score used for AY2026 local university admissions.
- 70RP, 80RP or 90RP comparison: use rebasing only when an extra subject improves your admissions score.
- Target UAS planner: start from a goal score and test plausible grade profiles before shortlisting courses.
This tool uses published 2025 intake IGP records, which describe past offers. Converted 70-point scores are planning estimates, not official admission cut-offs. Check the latest university IGP and subject requirements before choosing courses.
Calculator
This computes the base UAS (best 3 H2 + GP), then compares it against rebased options (/80, /90) when applicable.
The final UAS is the best (highest) of the computed options.
Subject offering
If you offer 4 H2s, the tool automatically takes the best 3 H2s for base UAS; the weakest H2 is treated as an H1-equivalent only for rebasing.
Grades (content subjects)
Results
Final UAS (best method)
70 / 70
Base score (3 H2 + GP): 70
Optional content subject (X): 10
| Method | UAS (/70) | Used? |
|---|---|---|
| Base | 70 | Best |
| Rebased (/80) - X | 70 | - |
Reminder: PW is pass/fail and does not add points to UAS, but a Pass is still required for eligibility (with some exceptions).
Target UAS planner
Start from a target UAS and see example grade profiles that can reach it.
This highlights which profiles are already safe on the base score (3 H2 + GP) and which rely on rebasing.
Subject offering for planning
Base-safe profiles (3 H2 + GP ≥ 65)
H2: A, A, C · GP: A · X: B
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, A, C · GP: A · X: C
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, A, C · GP: A · X: D
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, A, C · GP: A · X: E
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, A, C · GP: A · X: S
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, A, C · GP: A · X: U
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, B, B · GP: A · X: B
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, B, B · GP: A · X: C
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, B, B · GP: A · X: D
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
H2: A, B, B · GP: A · X: E
Base: 65 · Best UAS: 65 · Base
Profiles that rely on rebasing
These examples have base < 65, but still reach the target after rebasing.
None found (at the current limits). Try enabling MTL, using a different offering, or lowering the target slightly.
IP planning note (why this matters)
Under the revised framework, 3 H2 + GP sets your base score. The 4th content subject and H1 Mother Tongue are only pulled in if they raise the score via rebasing. Practically, this makes it harder to “average out” a slip in a core H2 with other components - so your subject combination and early-term WA strategy matter more for the H2s that your target courses care about.
Course range explorer (base-to-base)
Enter your base UAS (best 3 H2 + GP) to see example courses where your base score meets the published IGP ranges.
Note: 10th/90th refer to IGP percentiles.
Tip: You can use your current calculator base score (best 3 H2 + GP).
Enter a base UAS to show courses.
Tuition hubs
Choose a subject and level to see the relevant tuition page.
Sources
- MOE-school guidance on revised UAS, optional subjects and PW: NJC - Admission to Local Universities.
- NUS course-grade profile ranges (used for the optional course target presets): NUS Office of Admissions - Indicative Grade Profile (AY2025/2026 intake; January 2026 guidance).
- NTU course-grade profile ranges (used for the optional course target presets): NTU Undergraduate Admissions - Indicative Grade Profile (AY2025/2026 grade profiles).
- SMU course-grade profile ranges (used for the optional course target presets): SMU Office of Admissions - Indicative Grade Profile (2025 offers; published 9 Jan 2026).
- SUTD admissions guidance (programme-level IGP details are not published): SUTD - Indicative Grade Profile (IGP).
Note: Always confirm the latest admissions rules and course requirements on each university’s website. This tool is for planning and comparison only.