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Aggregate Calculator for NUST



Merit Criteria of Different Fields are mentioned Below

  • Engineering and Computer Science
    • ? NUST Entrance Test 75 %
    • ? FSc / A level / Equivalent OR FSc Part-I 15 %
    • ? Matriculation / O Level 10 %
  • Business Studies / Social Sciences
    • ?NUST Entrance Test 75 %
    • ?FSc / A level / Equivalent OR FSc Part-I 15 %
    • ?Matriculation / O Level 10 %
  • Architecture and Industrial Design
    • NUST Entrance Test 75 %
    • ?FSc / A level / Equivalent OR FSc Part-I ?15 %
    • ?Matriculation / O Level ?10 %
  • MBBS / BDS
    • ?NUST Entrance Test 50 %
    • FSc / A level / Equivalent ?40 %
    • Matriculation / O Level 10 %
  • Applied Biosciences
    • NUST Entrance Test 75 %
    • ?FSc / A level / Equivalent ?15 %
    • Matriculation / O Level 10 %

For MBBS you need about 86% aggregate, for BDS about 84%, Biosciences 78% and for rest of the fields you need minimum 65% aggregate to get admission in Nust. This 65% value will get you in the field with low merits. If you want to get in fields with high merit you need to score 70%+ aggregate. Soon the detailed aggregate list of all disciplines will be posted.


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