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Closing merits of 8th Selection List of Nust 2014



Merit positions of NUST

Below are the closing Merit positions in the Eighth Selection list of Nust 2014. This list was the last list for the year 2014.


              Closing Merit Positions of Engineering/Computer Science
Field Closing Merit
Civil Engineering (Risalpur) 1825
Environmental Engineering (Islamabad) 4189
Civil Engineering (Islamabad) 1389
Geo Informatics Engineering (Islamabad) 4239
Mechanical Engineering (Islamabad)345
Electrical (Telecom) Engineering (Rawalpindi) 2600
Computer Software Engineering (Rawalpindi) 2113
Electrical Engineering (Rawalpindi) 890
Mechanical Engineering (Rawalpindi) 629
Computer Engineering (Rawalpindi) 2838
Mechatronics Engineering (Rawalpindi) 1432
Electrical Engineering (Karachi) 3051
Mechanical Engineering (Karachi) 1733
Mechanical Engineering (Winter Session) (Karachi) 2686
Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering (Karachi) 4297
Avionics Engineering (Risalpur) 1595
Aerospace Engineering (Risalpur) 978
Electrical Engineering (Islamabad) 707
Software Engineering (Islamabad) 1580
Computer Science (Islamabad) 3313
Chemical Engineering (Islamabad) 1400
Material Engineering (Islamabad) 2975

                               Closing Merit Positions of BS Physics
FieldClosing Merit
BS Physics (Islamabad)956

            Closing Merit Positions of Business Studies/Social Sciences
Field Closing Merit
BS Accounting & Finance (Islamabad) 717
BS Economics (Islamabad) 1137
Bachelor of Business Administration (Islamabad) 587
BS Mass Communication (Islamabad) 1134
BS Public Administration (Islamabad) 1138


         Closing Merit Positions of Bachelor of Architecture/Industrial Design
Field Closing Merit
Bachelor of Architecture (Islamabad) 87
Bachelor of Industrial Design (Islamabad) 235

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