MDCAT Aggregate Calculator

Enter your matric, FSc and MDCAT marks to get your merit aggregate with the common formula - matric 10%, FSc 40%, MDCAT 50% - or your university's own weights. Add a target aggregate to see the MDCAT marks you need.

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Exam	Marks obtained	Total marks	Weight %
Matric / SSC
FSc / HSSC
MDCAT

Weights

Target aggregate (optional, %)

-From matric

-From FSc

-From MDCAT

-MDCAT marks for your target

Weights and totals differ between admission bodies and can change each year. Check the prospectus of the university you are applying to (UHS, KMU, DUHS, NUMS and others) and type its numbers above.

Key facts

Common formula: Matric 10% + FSc 40% + MDCAT 50%
Totals: Matric and FSc out of 1,100; MDCAT out of 180
One MDCAT mark: about 0.28 aggregate points
One FSc mark: about 0.036 aggregate points
Official weights: Set by PMDC and each admitting university - check your prospectus

Checked 19 October 2026. Sources are listed further down this page.

Worked example

Matric 1,000 / 1,100, FSc 980 / 1,100, MDCAT 160 / 180, with the 10 / 40 / 50 weights:

matric 1,000 ÷ 1,100 = 90.909% × 10% = 9.091 FSc 980 ÷ 1,100 = 89.091% × 40% = 35.636 MDCAT 160 ÷ 180 = 88.889% × 50% = 44.444 aggregate = 89.17%

To reach a 92% aggregate with the same matric and FSc marks, the MDCAT part must supply 92 − 9.091 − 35.636 = 47.273 points, so the MDCAT percentage must be 47.273 ÷ 0.5 = 94.55% - that is 171 out of 180 (170.2, rounded up to a whole mark).

How the MDCAT aggregate is calculated

Medical and dental admissions in Pakistan rank students by an aggregate: each exam is turned into a percentage, multiplied by its weight, and the three parts are added.

aggregate = matric% × 10% + FSc% × 40% + MDCAT% × 50%

The 10 / 40 / 50 split is the formula most admission bodies have used in recent years, with matric and FSc out of 1,100 and the MDCAT out of 180. Some institutions use different weights - for example their own entry test, or FSc and test only - so the calculator lets you change every number.

Because the MDCAT carries half the weight, each MDCAT mark is worth about 0.28 aggregate points (50 ÷ 180), while each FSc mark is worth about 0.036 (40 ÷ 1,100). That is why a few MDCAT marks move you so far up a merit list.

Frequently asked questions

How is the MDCAT aggregate calculated?

Each exam is turned into a percentage and weighted: aggregate = matric% × 10% + FSc% × 40% + MDCAT% × 50%. With matric 1,000/1,100, FSc 980/1,100 and MDCAT 160/180 the aggregate is 9.09 + 35.64 + 44.44 = 89.17%.

Is the MDCAT aggregate formula the same for every university?

No. The 10/40/50 split is the most common, but admission bodies set their own weights and can change them each year. Some use FSc and their own entry test only. Check the prospectus and type its weights into the calculator.

How many MDCAT marks do I need for a 92% aggregate?

It depends on your matric and FSc marks. With 1,000/1,100 in matric and 980/1,100 in FSc you need 94.55% in the MDCAT, which is 171 out of 180. Enter your own marks and target to see yours.

Can I use FSc part 1 marks if my final result is not out?

Some admission bodies allow provisional calculations on part 1 marks; enter them with the matching total to get an estimate, then recalculate when your full result arrives.

What is a good MDCAT aggregate for a government medical college?

Closing merit changes every year and differs by province and college, so there is no fixed number. Compare your aggregate with the previous year's closing merit published by your admission body.

What this calculator does not do

It does not know the closing merit of any college or predict admission.
Weights, totals and eligibility rules are set by PMDC and each admitting body and change from year to year.
It does not apply any additional marks, quota or hafiz-e-Quran rules.

Sources and rules used

Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) - MDCAT and admission regulations
University of Health Sciences, Lahore (UHS) - Punjab MBBS/BDS admission prospectus

Checked 19 October 2026.

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Built and checked by Taimur Hassan Siddiqui, who has more than ten years in computer-science education. The formulas on this page are covered by an automated test suite, and the worked example on this page is one of its cases. Last updated 19 October 2026.