NUST Aggregate Calculator 2026 — Free Online Tool

Calculate NUST merit & NET entry test aggregate score.

Last updated: 2026-07-31 Editorially reviewed by PakDigitalz Editorial Team
Note: Standard NUST weightage allocation is 75% NET + 15% FSc + 10% Matric. Always verify the latest year admission criteria on the official NUST website as weightages can be updated periodically.

1. NET Entry Test (75%)

NET Contribution: 54.38% / 75%

2. FSc / A-Level (15%)

FSc Contribution: 13.36% / 15%

3. Matric / O-Level (10%)

Matric Contribution: 9.09% / 10%
Your Estimated NUST Aggregate
76.83%

Based on NET 145/200 (54.38%) + FSc (13.36%) + Matric (9.09%)

NET Contribution
54.38%
FSc Contribution
13.36%
Matric Contribution
9.09%

How to Use This Tool

  1. Enter your Matric / SSC / O-Level obtained and total marks (10% weightage).
  2. Enter your FSc / HSSC / A-Level obtained and total marks (15% weightage).
  3. Enter your NET (NUST Entry Test) score out of 200 (75% weightage).
  4. Instantly check your final NUST aggregate percentage and section breakdowns.

Formula & Specifications

NUST Aggregate % = (NET Score / 200 × 75) + (FSc Marks / FSc Total × 15) + (Matric Marks / Matric Total × 10)

About NUST Aggregate Calculator

Calculate your aggregate merit score for National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) admissions. This tool applies the official 75% NET, 15% FSc, and 10% Matric weightage formula.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NUST aggregate formula for undergraduate admissions?

NUST calculates undergraduate merit using the standard weightage: 75% for NUST Entry Test (NET), 15% for HSSC/FSc (or A-Level), and 10% for SSC/Matric (or O-Level).

How to calculate NUST aggregate manually?

Use the formula: Aggregate % = (NET Score / 200 × 75) + (FSc Marks / FSc Total × 15) + (Matric Marks / Matric Total × 10). Example: NET 150/200 = 56.25%, FSc 1000/1100 = 13.64%, Matric 1000/1100 = 9.09% → Aggregate = 78.98%.

What is a good NET score to get admission in NUST Engineering or CS?

For top programs like Software Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering at NUST SEECS (Islamabad campus), a competitive aggregate is usually 78%–82%+ (which typically requires an NET score of 145–160+ out of 200).

Can A-Level students calculate their NUST aggregate here?

Yes! A-Level students should enter their IBCC Equivalence marks for O-Levels (in place of Matric) and A-Levels (in place of FSc) to calculate their aggregate score.

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Expert Note

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