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Merit aggregate calculator
Work out your merit aggregate from your Matric, FSc and entry test results. Pick MDCAT or NUST NET, or set your own weights.
Weights should add up to 100.
How it works
Aggregate % = (Matric % × Matric weight + FSc % × FSc weight + Test % × Test weight) ÷ 100.
The MDCAT preset uses 10 for Matric, 40 for FSc and 50 for the test, with the test out of 180. The NUST NET preset uses 10, 15 and 75, with the test out of 200. Weights and test totals can change from year to year, so check the current admission notice and edit the fields if they differ.
Minimum marks needed for eligibility are separate from the aggregate. Check them in the admission policy.
Common questions
What is a merit aggregate?
It is one percentage that combines your results so that applicants can be ranked for admission.
The test total marks are different this year. What do I do?
Edit the test total field. The calculator uses whatever total you enter.
Is this the official merit?
No. The university or council publishes the official merit. This calculator is for planning.