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MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026

Calculate your aggregate with the official PMDC formula — then see which medical colleges you can get into

Last updated July 2026

10% Matric•40% FSc•50% MDCAT
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Which Punjab public colleges can you get?

Your aggregate vs. official UHS open-merit closing merits (2025-26 13th & final list). Enter your marks above to see where you stand.

King Edward Medical UniversityLahore • closing merit 94.87%
94.87%
Allama Iqbal Medical CollegeLahore • closing merit 94.45%
94.45%
Services Institute of Medical SciencesLahore • closing merit 94.23%
94.23%
Nishtar Medical UniversityMultan • closing merit 94.15%
94.15%
Ameer-ud-Din Medical College (PGMI)Lahore • closing merit 94.01%
94.01%
Rawalpindi Medical UniversityRawalpindi • closing merit 93.93%
93.93%
Fatima Jinnah Medical UniversityLahore • closing merit 93.81%
93.81%
93.79%
Quaid-e-Azam Medical CollegeBahawalpur • closing merit 93.72%
93.72%
Gujranwala Medical CollegeGujranwala • closing merit 93.67%
93.67%
Khawaja Muhammad Safdar Medical CollegeSialkot • closing merit 93.63%
93.63%
Nawaz Sharif Medical CollegeGujrat • closing merit 93.6%
93.6%
Sargodha Medical CollegeSargodha • closing merit 93.59%
93.59%
Sheikh Zayed Medical CollegeRahim Yar Khan • closing merit 93.54%
93.54%
D.G. Khan Medical CollegeDera Ghazi Khan • closing merit 93.53%
93.53%

Based on the official UHS final open-merit selection list (Punjab public colleges, most recent cycle). Closing merit shifts year to year, so treat this as guidance, not a guarantee — and always confirm against the official UHS list. NUMS, Sindh and KPK (ETEA) run separate admissions. See the full Punjab closing-merit breakdown.

See which colleges your aggregate can get →

This calculator uses the standard weightage formula. Values may slightly vary based on specific university policies or provincial adjustments.

The PMDC MDCAT aggregate formula is 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT, capped at 100%. This single formula governs MBBS and BDS merit calculations across all public sector medical colleges in Pakistan (Source: PMDC admission policy, 2024).

  • Matric weightage: 10% of obtained percentage.
  • FSc / Intermediate weightage: 40% of obtained percentage.
  • MDCAT weightage: 50% of obtained percentage (out of 180 in 2026).
  • NUMS, FMDC and AKU apply different weightings — see FAQ below.
  • 2025-26 final closing merit for Punjab public colleges ranged ~93.5–94.9%; KEMU closed highest at 94.87% (Source: UHS 13th & final open-merit selection list, 2025-26).

Aggregate Formula — Quick Facts

PMDC standard formula
10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT
NUMS formula
50% FSc + 50% NUMS test
FMDC formula
50% FSc + 50% MDCAT
MDCAT 2026 max marks
180
Matric default total
1100
FSc default total
1100
Public college passing
55% in MDCAT (PMDC rule)
Top public closing merit (2025-26)
94.87% (KEMU, final list)

Aggregate Calculator — FAQ

What is the standard MDCAT aggregate formula?▼

PMDC's official aggregate formula is 10% Matriculation + 40% FSc/Intermediate + 50% MDCAT. This applies across all public and private MBBS/BDS admissions in Pakistan unless a university notifies an exception (Source: PMDC admission policy, 2024).

Does NUMS use the same aggregate formula?▼

No. NUMS uses 50% FSc + 50% NUMS entry test for AFMC and CMH-affiliated colleges. Matric is not weighted. NUMS publishes its own merit list separate from PMDC (Source: NUMS prospectus, 2025).

What aggregate is needed for government medical colleges?▼

In the 2025-26 cycle, closing merit at top Punjab public colleges ranged ~93.5–94.9% aggregate (KEMU highest at 94.87%, DG Khan lowest at ~93.53%) on the UHS 13th & final open-merit list. Provincial and self-finance seats typically close 2–4 points lower (Source: UHS final open-merit selection list, 2025-26).

How does FMDC calculate aggregate?▼

Federal Medical & Dental College (FMDC) uses 50% FSc + 50% MDCAT, dropping the Matric weight entirely. Closing aggregate for FMDC has been around 89–92% in recent years (Source: FMDC admission notification, 2024).

What is the maximum MDCAT marks total?▼

MDCAT 2026 is marked out of 180 (1 mark per MCQ, no negative marking). Earlier UHS-conducted MDCATs (2008–2019) used a 1100-mark scale. Premeth's calculator handles both — just enter your obtained and total marks.

How accurate is this calculator?▼

Premeth's calculator applies the exact PMDC weighting (10/40/50) to four decimal places. Results match official UHS and PMDC merit-list calculations. Provincial quotas and university-specific bonuses (e.g. Hifz-e-Quran) are not auto-applied.

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How the MDCAT Aggregate Is Calculated (PMDC 10/40/50)

Almost every public-sector medical college in Pakistan — under UHS Punjab, NUMS, SZABMU, DUHS, KMU and FMDC — ranks MBBS and BDS applicants using the official PMDC weighting: 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT. Your aggregate is the single number that decides which colleges you qualify for, so it matters far more than any individual exam score on its own.

PMDC Aggregate Formula

Aggregate % = (Matric % × 0.10) + (FSc % × 0.40) + (MDCAT % × 0.50)

Worked Example

Say you scored 1000/1100 in Matric (90.9%), 950/1100 in FSc (86.4%) and 150/180 in MDCAT (83.3%). Your aggregate is (90.9 × 0.10) + (86.4 × 0.40) + (83.3 × 0.50) = 9.09 + 34.56 + 41.67 = 85.3%. Enter your real marks in the calculator above for an exact figure.

Aggregate Formulas by University

The 10/40/50 formula covers most public colleges. A few conducting bodies differ — here is the exact weighting each admitting body uses, then the dedicated tool for yours:

Admitting body / regionAggregate formulaCalculator
UHS — Punjab public10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCATUHS calculator
KMU — KPK (ETEA)10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% ETEA-MDCATKMU calculator
SZABMU / DUHS & Sindh public10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCATThis calculator
NUMS (AFMC, CMH & affiliates)50% FSc + 50% NUMS entry test (no Matric)NUMS calculator
FMDC — Federal50% FSc + 50% MDCAT (no Matric)FMDC calculator

More dedicated tools:

What Aggregate Do You Need?

Public-sector MBBS typically closes between roughly 86% and 92% depending on province and college, with BDS a few points lower. Compare against last year's closing merits and browse eligible colleges in the medical colleges directory. Once you have a target, raise your MDCAT score with free MDCAT MCQs and past papers (2008–2025).

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the MDCAT aggregate calculated in 2026?▼

Most public medical colleges in Pakistan weight MDCAT 50%, FSc 40% and Matric 10%. This calculator applies the official PMDC formula automatically.

Does the calculator work for UHS, NUMS, SZABMU and FMDC?▼

Yes — the 10/40/50 formula is the standard for UHS Punjab, NUMS, SZABMU, DUHS, KMU and FMDC. Some private universities use different weightings, and NUMS uses a 50/50 FSc-plus-test formula (see the NUMS calculator).

What total marks should I enter for MDCAT?▼

MDCAT 2026 is out of 180 marks (180 MCQs, 1 mark each). Enter your obtained marks against a total of 180. Older PMC-era papers (pre-2024) used 200 — the total field is editable.

Is the Premeth aggregate calculator free?▼

Yes — completely free, no signup required, and no ads.