SSUET Merit Calculator

Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology publishes one merit formula for 34 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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Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology
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SSUET merit formula: Matric 5% · Intermediate 50% · SSUET Test 45%

How merit is worked out5% from your matric marks, 50% from your intermediate marks and 45% from your SSUET Test score.
Work it out by handAggregate = (matric marks ÷ matric total) × 5 + (intermediate marks ÷ intermediate total) × 50 + (SSUET Test marks ÷ SSUET Test total) × 45
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Used for34 programmes: BS Electrical Engineering, BS Electronic Engineering, BS Telecommunication Engineering, BS Civil Engineering, BS Computer Engineering, BS Biomedical Engineering, BS Computer Science, BS Software Engineering, BS Information Technology, BS Data Science, BS Cyber Security, BS Artificial Intelligence, BS Computer Network and Security, BS Robotics and Intelligent Machines, BS Renewable Energy Systems, BS Game Engineering, BS Cloud Computing and Information Sciences, BS Biotechnology, BS Medical Technology (CLS & RI), BS Food Science and Technology, BS Clinical Psychology, Bachelor of Architecture, Bachelor of Interior Design, BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration), BS Business & Information Technology, BS Business & Data Analytics, BS Digital Technology Management, BS Entrepreneurship & Innovation, BE Tech in Electrical (Evening), BE Tech in Civil (Evening), BE Tech in Software (Morning), BE Tech in Computer (Morning), BE Tech in Information (Morning), BE Tech in Artificial Intelligence (Morning)
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