NTU Aggregate & Merit Calculator
NTU undergraduate merit (engineering programmes)
Fall 2026 admissions (Undergraduate Admission Guidebook 2026-2027). BS Textile Engineering and BS Polymer Engineering at National Textile University, Faisalabad, Fall 2026 admissions. Enter marks obtained and the total they are out of, or a percentage.
| Component | Weight | Marks obtained | Out of | % | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MatricMatric marks (%) | 15% | — | — | ||
| Intermediate Part-IIntermediate Part-I (first-year) marks (%) | 50% | — | — | ||
| Entry TestEntry test score out of 100 | 35% | 100 | — | — | |
| Aggregate | 100% | — |
- Merit uses your Intermediate Part-I (first-year) marks; you must still meet the eligibility minimum in your final result.
- You need at least 60% in F.Sc (Pre-Engineering or Pre-Medical), ICS, three A Levels (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) with eight O Levels, a relevant DAE or an Associate Degree (Physics, Mathematics).
- The NTU entry test has 100 one-mark MCQs with no negative marking. Instead you can submit an NTS (NAT), HEC-ETC, ECAT, NUST entry test or (foreign applicants) SAT-II score, normalized as obtained marks / total marks x 100.
Source: National Textile University, Faisalabad, Undergraduate Admission Guidebook 2026-2027 (Undergraduate Admissions Guide Book Fall 2026) (retrieved 3 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 3 Oct 2026.
What do I need?
Leave the part you have not taken yet empty (usually the test) and enter the aggregate you want.
Worked example: NTU undergraduate merit (engineering programmes)
| Component | Your % | Weight | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matric | 88% | 15% | 13.20 |
| Intermediate Part-I | 82% | 50% | 41.00 |
| Entry Test | 76% | 35% | 26.60 |
| Aggregate | 100% | 80.80% |
Marks become percentages first: 1015 out of 1100 is 92.27%. The example percentages are illustrative; the weights are NTU's, from the document cited above.
Questions
How is the NTU aggregate calculated?
Matric counts 15%, Intermediate Part-I counts 50%, Entry Test counts 35% (NTU undergraduate merit (engineering programmes), Fall 2026 admissions (Undergraduate Admission Guidebook 2026-2027)). Each part is turned into a percentage of its total marks and multiplied by its weight. For example, 88% × 15% = 13.2, 82% × 50% = 41, 76% × 35% = 26.6, so the aggregate is 80.80%.
Which formulas does this calculator include?
NTU undergraduate merit (engineering programmes) (Matric 15%, Intermediate Part-I 50%, Entry Test 35%); NTU undergraduate merit (engineering technology programmes) (Intermediate Part-I 70%, Entry Test 30%); NTU undergraduate merit (computer science programmes and BS Data Analytics) (Matric 10%, Intermediate Part-I 60%, Entry Test 30%); NTU undergraduate merit (design programmes) (Matric 35%, Intermediate Part-I 65%). Pick yours above; each is cited to the body that publishes it.
What are the minimum requirements?
Merit uses your Intermediate Part-I (first-year) marks; you must still meet the eligibility minimum in your final result. You need at least 60% in F.Sc (Pre-Engineering or Pre-Medical), ICS, three A Levels (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) with eight O Levels, a relevant DAE or an Associate Degree (Physics, Mathematics). You need at least 50% in F.Sc Pre-Engineering, F.Sc Pre-Medical, ICS, three A Levels (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) with eight O Levels, or a relevant DAE. You need at least 50% in Intermediate or equivalent with Mathematics as an elective subject; Pre-Medical students can be admitted with deficiency courses.
Can I enter marks instead of percentages?
Yes. Type the marks obtained and the total they are out of (for example 1015 out of 1100); the calculator turns each into a percentage before applying the weights. Leave "out of" empty to type a percentage.
Is this the official NTU merit?
No. OpenCGPA is independent. It applies the weights each admitting body published; merit lists and closing aggregates are set by them every year.