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Assessment-Based Predicted Grades for Private Candidates

Universities expect predicted grades through UCAS, but private and home educated students rarely have a school to provide them. As a college, we can issue predicted grades that are honest, evidence based and credible, grounded in your real mock and coursework performance.
Why it is hard, and how we solve it

A Predicted Grade That a University Will Trust

A predicted grade is only useful if an admissions tutor believes it. That belief comes from two things: that it is issued by a recognised institution, and that it is based on genuine assessment. Private candidates often have neither, which is why a strong applicant can stall before they even apply.

LMSC provides both. We assess you through timed mock exams and any coursework, then predict your grades on that evidence, under the college name.

How we predict

Evidence First, Never Invented

You sit mock exams under exam conditions and complete any coursework. Our specialists mark the work to the official standard, and we predict your grades based on that performance, your trajectory and the demands of the specification.

We keep clear records linking every prediction to assessment evidence, which is exactly what makes our predictions defensible to universities.

What Is Included

  • Based on timed mocks and real coursework
  • Marked to the official standard by specialists
  • Issued under the LMSC college name
  • Recorded against assessment evidence
  • Suitable for UCAS and university applications
  • Pairs with our UCAS reference service
Integrity

Why Our Predictions Carry Weight

We never sell a grade. Our predictions are assessed, not invented, which is precisely why a reference from LMSC is credible. Honest predicted grades protect you, protect the college, and protect your standing with universities.

Answers

Assessment-Based Predicted Grades Faqs

They are based on real evidence, your timed mock exams and any coursework, marked by our specialists. They are honest predictions, not guarantees.

Yes, provided we can assess you properly through mocks and any coursework, so the prediction rests on genuine evidence.

No. A predicted grade is a professional estimate based on evidence. It is not a guarantee of the final result.

A predicted grade and reference from a recognised college, backed by assessment evidence, is exactly what UCAS and universities expect.

Our predicted grades feed directly into our UCAS support service, where we also provide a reference and application help.
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