All Aggregate Calculators (2026)
Official formulas for medical, engineering, computing and general universities
Updated
Apna Merit has aggregate calculators for MDCAT (50% MDCAT, 40% FSc, 10% Matric), NUST (75% NET, 15% FSc, 10% Matric), UET Taxila, UET Peshawar, NED, FAST, GIKI, COMSATS, PU, IIUI, UAF, Air, Bahria and ITU. Each one uses the university's published formula, links its official source and compares your result with closing merits. Official source
Every aggregate calculator on Apna Merit uses the university's own published formula, with a link to the official prospectus or notice. Pick your university below. After you calculate, each calculator compares your aggregate with last year's closing merit where the university publishes one, and the merit predictor compares it across programs.
Medical (MBBS / BDS) aggregate calculators
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| MDCAT aggregate calculatorMDCAT merit list |
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Engineering aggregate calculators
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| GIKI aggregate calculator |
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| NED aggregate calculator |
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| NUST aggregate calculator |
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| UET Peshawar aggregate calculator |
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| UET Taxila aggregate calculatorUET Taxila merit list |
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Computing and IT aggregate calculators
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| COMSATS aggregate calculator |
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| FAST aggregate calculator |
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| ITU aggregate calculator |
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General universities aggregate calculators
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| Air University aggregate calculator |
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| Bahria aggregate calculator |
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| IIUI aggregate calculator |
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| PU aggregate calculatorPU merit list |
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| UAF aggregate calculator |
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Why does my aggregate differ between universities?
Each university gives different weights to Matric, FSc (or FSc Part-I) and its own entry test. The same marks can give 80% for one university and 75% for another, so always compare an aggregate with the closing merit of the same university. For example, MDCAT counts 50% for MBBS while NUST NET counts 75% for engineering.
Not sure what closing merit means? Read what closing merit is and how merit drops between the 1st, 2nd and final merit list.
Frequently asked questions
Which aggregate calculator should I use?
Use the calculator of the university you are applying to. MBBS and BDS use the MDCAT (PMDC) formula; each engineering and general university has its own.
What is the MDCAT aggregate formula for 2026?
50% MDCAT, 40% FSc (pre-medical) and 10% Matric, fixed by PMDC regulations.
What is the NUST aggregate formula?
75% NET, 15% FSc Part-1 (or equivalent) and 10% Matric for most programs.
Why do two calculators give me different aggregates?
Universities weight Matric, FSc and the entry test differently, so the same marks give different aggregates. Compare each aggregate only with the same university's closing merit.
Aggregate kaise nikalte hain?
Har hissa (Matric, FSc, test) ko us ke total se divide karein, university ke weight se multiply karein aur sab jama kar lein. Calculator yeh khud kar deta hai.
Kis university ka calculator use karun?
Jis university mein apply kar rahe hain usi ka. MBBS/BDS ke liye MDCAT calculator, PU ke liye PU calculator, waghera.
Asaan alfaaz mein (Roman Urdu)
Har university ka aggregate formula alag hai. Neeche apni university ka calculator kholein, marks likhein aur aggregate dekhein.
Phir merit lists se pichhle saal ka closing merit milayein ya merit predictor se sab programs ek saath dekhein.
Sources
- PM&DC Admissions, Curriculum and Conduct Policy and Regulations 2026, regulation 6(3) (checked 2026-10-31)
- University of the Punjab: Undergraduate Programs Merit of Last Year 2025 (checked 2026-10-31)
- UET Taxila admissions: Admission eligibility and merit formula (checked 2026-10-31)