NUST aggregate calculator
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Work out your NUST merit percentage with the official formula.
Use part-I marks if your final HSSC result is not out. A-level students: enter the IBCC equivalence marks.
NUST merit formula
| Programme | NET | HSSC | SSC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engineering, computing & all NET programmes | 75% | 15% | 10% |
| ACT / SAT (national seats) | 75% | 15% | 10% |
- NET carries 75%, HSSC (or part-I marks if the result is not out) 15% and SSC/O-level 10%.
- You need at least 60% in both SSC and HSSC to be eligible. NUST counts your best NET attempt.
- For A-level students still in their final year, O-level equivalence marks are given 25% weightage.
- NET-Engineering is 50% maths, 30% physics and 20% English.
Source: NUST merit criteria (NET basis).
Questions
What is the NUST merit formula?
NUST merit for Engineering, computing & all NET programmes: NET 75%, HSSC (FSc) 15%, SSC (Matric) 10%. ACT / SAT (national seats): NET 75%, HSSC (FSc) 15%, SSC (Matric) 10%.
How do I calculate my NUST aggregate?
Turn each part into a percentage, multiply it by its weight and add them up. For example, with 70% in the NET, 85% in HSSC and 90% in SSC: 70 × 75% + 85 × 15% + 90 × 10% = 74.25%.
Which marks do I use if my FSc result is not out?
Use your FSc part-I (first-year) marks out of the part-I total until the final result is announced, unless the university says otherwise.
Formulas checked on the official admission pages on 31 October 2026. Universities can change them each year, so confirm in the current prospectus. Dareecha is not affiliated with any university.
