Closing Merits of Nust Medical 2014

Field	Closing merits of NUST Medical 2014
Field	1st List	2nd List	3rd List	4th List	5th List	6th List	7th List	8th List	9th List	12th List	14th List	15th List	16th List
MBBS	43	88	116	137	146	163	168	179	198	201	201	201	221
BDS	65	104	135	155	171	186	199	222	250	333	353	357	357
Bio Sciences	100	250	300	350	380	416	469	491	491	491	491	491	491

The closing merits of 2013 are available on the following link: Closing Merits of NUST Medical 2013

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