MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026
Calculate your MDCAT merit aggregate from matric, intermediate and test marks, with weightages you can edit to match the prospectus.
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Worked example
Example: matric 1000/1100, intermediate 950/1100 and a test score of 150/200, using weightages 10/40/50.
| Matric contribution | 9.091 |
|---|---|
| Intermediate contribution | 34.545 |
| Test contribution | 37.500 |
| Aggregate | 81.136% |
How the MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026 works
Enter your obtained and total marks for matric, intermediate and the entry test. Each result is converted into its weighted contribution and the sum is your merit aggregate.
Formula: Aggregate = (Matric ÷ Total × W1) + (Inter ÷ Total × W2) + (Test ÷ Total × W3)
What to know before you calculate
MDCAT is the entry test for medical and dental colleges in Pakistan, and merit combines matric, FSc and the MDCAT score. Check the PMDC and your admitting university's notice for this year's weightage. Weightages below are editable because they change from year to year.
How an aggregate is built
Each exam is first turned into a percentage, then multiplied by its weightage, and the weighted figures are added. With the calculator's default 10% matric, 40% FSc and 50% MDCAT weights, a student with 950/1100 in matric, 1000/1100 in FSc and 160/200 in MDCAT gets 8.64 + 36.36 + 40.00 = 85.00%.
The default weights are typical values, not this year's confirmed policy. Weightages, total marks and whether matric counts at all have changed between admission cycles, so replace them with the figures in the current PMDC or admitting university notice.
Reading your result
An aggregate only means something next to the closing merit of the same college, the same quota (open, domicile, reserved seats) and the same year. Compare with last year's published merit lists, and remember that closing merit moves every year with the number of applicants and seats.
If your FSc result is not final, enter your expected marks only as a planning estimate, and recalculate when the final result arrives.
Tips for accurate results
Merit formulas and weightages differ by year and by programme. Treat the result as an estimate, then compare it with the previous year's closing merit listed by the institution.
Official sources: Pakistan Medical & Dental Council, NUST admissions, Higher Education Commission.
Roman Urdu mein
Matric, intermediate aur entry test ke marks daalein; weightage prospectus ke mutabiq badal sakte hain. Tool aap ka merit aggregate nikalta hai.
Frequently asked questions
Are the default weightages official?
No. They are typical values and are not verified for this year. Replace them with the weightages in the official prospectus.
Can I use this for a different programme?
Yes. Change the total marks and weightages to match the programme you are applying to.
What is the MDCAT aggregate formula?
Merit is the weighted total of matric, intermediate and entry-test percentages. The default weightages are shown above and are editable because institutions revise them.
Which marks should I use for intermediate?
Use the total marks of your FSc/FA/ICS result, or the equivalent if you studied O/A Levels.
How is the MDCAT aggregate calculated?
The aggregate is calculated by multiplying each examination score percentage by its weightage and adding the weighted scores. Always select the relevant university and admission year because weightages and eligibility rules can change.
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Disclaimer: results are estimates for general information. Confirm figures with the official authority, bank, institution or a qualified professional.