NUST Aggregate Calculator 2026
Official formula: 75% NET + 15% FSc Part-1 + 10% Matric
Updated
The NUST aggregate for 2026 = 75% NUST Entry Test (NET) + 15% HSSC Part-1 + 10% SSC (Matric), per NUST's merit generation criteria for NET-basis admission. A level students get 25% on O level equivalence instead. Example: 70% in NET, 480/550 in FSc Part-1 and 1000/1100 in Matric give 74.68%. Official source
| Part | Weight | Usual total marks |
|---|---|---|
| NET score in % | 75% | 100 |
| FSc Part-1 (HSSC 1st year) | 15% | 550 |
| Matric / SSC | 10% | 1100 |
| Part | Weight | Usual total marks |
|---|---|---|
| NET score in % | 75% | 100 |
| O level equivalence in % (IBCC) | 25% | 100 |
How is the NUST aggregate calculated?
NUST's General Merit Generation Criteria for UG admission on NET basis give the weights:
| Part | Weight |
|---|---|
| NUST Entry Test (NET) | 75% |
| HSSC (Part-1) / HSSC / A level / equivalent / DAE | 15% |
| SSC / O level / equivalent | 10% |
O/A level candidates who are in their final A level year get 25% on their O level equivalence marks (IBCC certificate) in place of the 10% + 15%. Pick "A level students" in the formula box for that case.
- NET share = NET score % × 0.75
- FSc share = FSc Part-1 marks ÷ Part-1 total × 15
- Matric share = Matric marks ÷ Matric total × 10
Enter your NET result as a percentage. If your result shows marks, type the marks and change the total to your paper's total.
Worked example
| Part | Marks | Weight | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| NET | 70% | 75% | 52.5000 |
| FSc Part-1 | 480 / 550 | 15% | 13.0909 |
| Matric | 1000 / 1100 | 10% | 9.0909 |
| Aggregate | 100% | 74.68% |
NET carries three-quarters of the merit, so each NET percentage point adds 0.75 to your aggregate. Raising FSc Part-1 by 20 marks adds only about 0.55.
What is the NUST closing merit?
NUST publishes its closing merit as a merit position (your rank in the NUST merit list) for each programme, not as an aggregate percentage. Its "Closing Merit Positions" page says these positions are only a reference for choosing preferences and do not guarantee admission, because they change every year. We will add NUST closing merit positions from the official page once we have the full list.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the NUST aggregate formula for 2026?
75% NUST Entry Test (NET), 15% HSSC Part-1 (or HSSC, A level, equivalent or DAE) and 10% SSC (or O level / equivalent).
Which FSc marks does NUST use?
HSSC Part-1 (first-year) marks, or full HSSC, A level, equivalent or DAE marks where those apply.
What is the NUST formula for A level students?
Candidates in their final A level year get 25% weight on their O level equivalence marks from IBCC, plus 75% NET.
How much does NET matter in the NUST aggregate?
NET is 75% of the merit, so each NET percentage point adds 0.75 to your aggregate, far more than FSc or Matric.
Does NUST publish closing merit in percent?
No. NUST publishes closing merit positions (ranks) per programme, and says they are a reference only and change every year.
NUST ka aggregate kaise nikalta hai?
NET ka 75%, FSc Part-1 ka 15% aur Matric ka 10%. Teeno ko jama karein, yehi aap ka NUST aggregate hai.
NUST mein FSc ke marks ka kitna asar hai?
Sirf 15%. Asal farq NET se padta hai jis ka weight 75% hai.
Asaan alfaaz mein (Roman Urdu)
NUST ka formula: NET 75%, FSc Part-1 15% aur Matric 10%. A level students ke liye NET 75% aur O level equivalence 25%.
Misaal: NET 70%, FSc Part-1 480/550 aur Matric 1000/1100 ho to aggregate 74.68% banta hai. Is liye NUST mein sab se zyada mehnat NET par karein.
Sources
- NUST: General Merit Generation Criteria for UG admission on NET basis (checked 2026-10-31)
- NUST UG admissions: Closing Merit Positions 2025 (checked 2026-10-31)