NUST Merit Calculator

National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST) publishes one merit formula for 36 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. 1 programme at NUST ranks applicants on the entry test alone, so there is no aggregate to work out. 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 University of Sciences & Technology (NUST)
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NUST merit formula: Matric 10% · Intermediate 15% · NET 75%

How merit is worked out10% from your matric marks, 15% from your intermediate marks and 75% from your NET score.
Work it out by handAggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 10 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 15 + (NET marks ÷ NET total) × 75
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Used for36 programmes: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, Avionics Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Information Security, Geoinformatics Engineering, Energy Engineering, BS Computer Science, BS Data Science, BS Bioinformatics, BS Artificial Intelligence, BS Mathematics, BS Physics, BS Chemistry, BS Biotechnology, BS Food Science and Technology, BS Agriculture, BS Environmental Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, BS Accounting and Finance, BS Tourism and Hospitality Management, BS Economics, BS Mass Communication, BS Psychology, BS Liberal Arts & Humanities, Bachelor of Public Administration, Bachelor of Architecture, Bachelor of Industrial Design
Sourcenust.edu.pkChecked 2026-06-18

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