National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences · Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory
FAST-NUCES Aggregate Calculator
FAST-NUCES undergraduate merit (engineering programmes) · 2026 admissions
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FAST-NUCES undergraduate merit (engineering programmes)
2026 admissions. BS Civil Engineering, BS Electrical Engineering and BS Computer Engineering at FAST-NUCES, 2026 admissions. Enter each part as a percentage.
| Component | Weight | Your % | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admission test (FAST-NUCES, SAT or NTS NAT-IE)Admission test score (%) | 33% | — | |
| HSSC (FSc) / equivalentHSSC marks (%) | 50% | — | |
| SSC (Matric) / equivalentSSC (Matric) marks (%) | 17% | — | |
| Aggregate | 100% | — |
- Choose only one admission test: the FAST-NUCES test, SAT or NTS NAT-IE.
- HSSC marks are taken from HSSC Part I and II, or Part I if Part II is not available, or the IBCC equivalence of A Level, or of O Level.
- At least 60% marks in both SSC and HSSC are required to apply.
Source: National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES), Eligibility Criteria (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
Questions
How is the FAST-NUCES aggregate calculated?
Admission test (FAST-NUCES, SAT or NTS NAT-IE) counts 33%, HSSC (FSc) / equivalent counts 50%, SSC (Matric) / equivalent counts 17%. Each part is converted to a percentage of its maximum marks and multiplied by its weight.
Is this the official FAST-NUCES merit?
No. OpenCGPA is independent. It applies the weights FAST-NUCES published for 2026 admissions; merit lists and closing aggregates are set by FAST-NUCES.