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Result of Nust Entrance Test 2015

First session of 2015 admission year in Nust started on 20th December 2014, when first test of the session was conducted. Since these are computerized tests so the candidates get to know their results the very next day except the students of architecture who will get their result after 2 weeks. 
Result can be checked from the following link: Result NET-1 2015

All the students are eager to know the highest marks scored so that may check where they stand. The tests for NET-1 session will end on 4th of January. Result of tests of 2 days is available and about 3000 students appeared in tests on these 2 days. 

Engineering:
Among these 3000 students the highest marks scored are 175 in test of Engineering by Syed Danyal Ahmed. These marks are more than enough for admission in any field of engineering. Result card of danyal is shown in the picture below. Click on the image to enlarge it:

The roll number is mentioned in the result card above. You can check and verify the result on your own, if you have any doubt. If anyone crossed this digit of 175 we will update that in our post. 


Medical:
In Medical the highest marks till this point are 176, scored by Hamza Ali. See the picture below for the detailed marks sheet, click on the image to enlarge it:


Business Studies:
In business Studies the highest marks till this point are 151, scored by Muhammad Shahkar khan. Picture of the result card is attached with:


P.S. Highest marks in NET 2014 were 183 and in NET 2013 were 177. 

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