FAST-NUCES Merit Calculator
National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) publishes 2 merit formulas for 12 of its programmes, listed below with their sources. Choose a programme in the calculator, enter your marks, and it works out your aggregate with that programme's published formula. Your aggregate is not a prediction: whether you get a seat depends on how many students apply and on their marks, which change every year. Confirm the formula on the university's own page before you apply.
- University
- National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES)
- Merit formulas
- 2
- Programmes with a published formula
- 12
Formula 1: Matric 10% · Intermediate 40% · NU Test 50%
| How merit is worked out | 10% from your matric marks, 40% from your intermediate marks and 50% from your NU Test score. | |
| Work it out by hand | Aggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 10 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 40 + (NU Test marks ÷ NU Test total) × 50 | |
| Entry test | NU Test | |
| Used for | 9 programmes: BS (Computer Science), BS (Software Engineering), BS (Artificial Intelligence), BS (Cyber Security), BS (Data Science), BBA, BS (Accounting & Finance), BS (Business Analytics), BS (Financial Technology) | |
| Source | nu.edu.pk | Checked 2026-06-16 |
Formula 2: Matric 17% · Intermediate 50% · NU Test 33%
| How merit is worked out | 17% from your matric marks, 50% from your intermediate marks and 33% from your NU Test score. | |
| Work it out by hand | Aggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 17 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 50 + (NU Test marks ÷ NU Test total) × 33 | |
| Entry test | NU Test | |
| Used for | 3 programmes: BS (Electrical Engineering), BS (Computer Engineering), BS (Civil Engineering) | |
| Source | nu.edu.pk | Checked 2026-06-16 |