FAST Aggregate Calculator 2026
Computing: 50% test + 40% FSc + 10% Matric · Engineering: 33% + 50% + 17%
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The FAST-NUCES aggregate for BS Computing = 50% admission test + 40% FSc (HSSC) + 10% Matric; for BS Engineering it is 33% test + 50% FSc + 17% Matric, per FAST's eligibility criteria. Example: 60% test, 950/1100 FSc and 1000/1100 Matric give 73.64% for computing. Enter your marks below. Official source
| Part | Weight | Usual total marks |
|---|---|---|
| Admission test score in % (FAST / NTS NAT) | 50% | 100 |
| FSc / HSSC | 40% | 1100 |
| Matric / SSC | 10% | 1100 |
| Part | Weight | Usual total marks |
|---|---|---|
| Admission test score in % (FAST / NTS NAT-IE) | 33% | 100 |
| FSc / HSSC | 50% | 1100 |
| Matric / SSC | 17% | 1100 |
How is the FAST aggregate calculated?
FAST-NUCES uses two formulas, set on its official eligibility criteria page:
| Program group | Admission test | HSSC (FSc) | SSC (Matric) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BS Computing (CS, AI, Data Science, Cyber Security, Software Engineering) | 50% | 40% | 10% |
| BS Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Computer) | 33% | 50% | 17% |
The admission test can be FAST's own test or NTS NAT (NAT-IE for engineering, NAT-ICS or NAT-IE for computing). Enter your test score as a percentage, or type your marks and change the total. For HSSC, FAST uses Part I and II marks, or Part I alone if Part II is not out when the merit list is compiled.
Worked example (BS Computer Science)
| Part | Marks | Weight | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admission test | 60 / 100 | 50% | 30.0000 |
| FSc | 950 / 1100 | 40% | 34.5455 |
| Matric | 1000 / 1100 | 10% | 9.0909 |
| Aggregate | 100% | 73.64% |
The same marks give 78.44% on the engineering formula, because FSc and Matric carry more weight there.
What is the FAST closing merit?
FAST does not publish program-wise closing merits; its eligibility page says merit cut-off marks are determined by the university. Figures you see on other websites are estimates, so we do not show them. Eligibility is 60% in SSC and 60% in HSSC for engineering, or 50% in HSSC for computing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the FAST aggregate formula for computing programs?
BS Computer Science, AI, Data Science, Cyber Security and Software Engineering use 50% admission test, 40% HSSC and 10% SSC.
What is the FAST formula for engineering?
BS Civil, Electrical and Computer Engineering use 33% admission test, 50% HSSC and 17% SSC.
Which test does FAST accept?
FAST's own admission test or NTS NAT (NAT-IE for engineering; NAT-IE or NAT-ICS for computing). Test results from other universities are not accepted.
Which FSc marks does FAST use?
HSSC Part I and II marks, or Part I alone if Part II is not available when the merit list is compiled. A-level students use their IBCC equivalence.
What is the FAST closing merit?
FAST does not publish program-wise closing merits; the university determines merit cut-offs each year. Figures on other websites are estimates.
FAST ka aggregate kaise nikalain?
Computing ke liye test ka 50%, FSc ka 40% aur Matric ka 10% jama karein. Engineering ke liye test 33%, FSc 50% aur Matric 17%.
FAST mein admission ke liye kitne FSc marks chahiye?
Engineering ke liye Matric aur FSc dono mein 60%, computing ke liye Matric mein 60% aur FSc mein 50%.
Asaan alfaaz mein (Roman Urdu)
FAST ke do formule hain: computing (CS, AI, SE waghera) mein test 50%, FSc 40%, Matric 10%, aur engineering mein test 33%, FSc 50%, Matric 17%.
Misaal: test 60%, FSc 950/1100 aur Matric 1000/1100 ho to computing aggregate 73.64% aur engineering aggregate 78.44% banta hai.
Sources
- FAST-NUCES: Eligibility Criteria, undergraduate selection criteria (checked 2026-10-31)
- FAST-NUCES Prospectus 2026: Admission Information (checked 2026-10-31)