NTU Merit Calculator

National Textile University publishes 6 merit formulas for 26 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.

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National Textile University
Merit formulas
6
Programmes with a published formula
26

Formula 1: Intermediate 100%

How merit is worked outYour intermediate marks alone.
Work it out by handAggregate = (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 100
Used for9 programmes: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), BS Technical Textiles, BS Chemistry, BS Textile Management and Marketing, BS Textile and Apparel Merchandizing, BS Quality and Supply Chain Management, BS Accounting and Finance, BS Business Analytics, BS English
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Formula 2: Matric 35% · Intermediate 65%

How merit is worked out35% from your matric marks and 65% from your intermediate marks.
Work it out by handAggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 35 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 65
Used for6 programmes: Bachelor of Textile Design, Bachelor of Fashion Design, Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Animation and Multimedia Design, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Digital Marketing and Creative Design
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Formula 3: Matric 10% · Intermediate 60% · NTU Test 30%

How merit is worked out10% from your matric marks, 60% from your intermediate marks and 30% from your NTU Test score.
Work it out by handAggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 10 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 60 + (NTU Test marks ÷ NTU Test total) × 30
Entry testNTU Test
Used for4 programmes: BS Computer Science, BS Software Engineering, BS Artificial Intelligence, BS Data Analytics
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Formula 4: Intermediate 70% · NTU Test 30%

How merit is worked out70% from your intermediate marks and 30% from your NTU Test score.
Work it out by handAggregate = (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 70 + (NTU Test marks ÷ NTU Test total) × 30
Entry testNTU Test
Used for4 programmes: BS Textile Engineering Technology, BS Garment Engineering Technology, BS Industrial Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Computer Engineering Technology
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Formula 5: Matric 15% · Intermediate 50% · NTU Test 35%

How merit is worked out15% from your matric marks, 50% from your intermediate marks and 35% from your NTU Test score.
Work it out by handAggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 15 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 50 + (NTU Test marks ÷ NTU Test total) × 35
Entry testNTU Test
Used for2 programmes: BS Textile Engineering, BS Polymer Engineering
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Formula 6: Matric 10% · Intermediate 45% · NAT 45%

How merit is worked out10% from your matric marks, 45% from your intermediate marks and 45% from your NAT score.
Work it out by handAggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 10 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 45 + (NAT marks ÷ NAT total) × 45
Entry testNAT
Used for1 programme: BS Apparel Manufacturing
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