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NUST Aggregate Calculator
NUST undergraduate aggregate (NET basis) · NET-2027 cycle (Fall 2027 entry)
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NUST undergraduate aggregate (NET basis)
NET-2027 cycle (Fall 2027 entry). Undergraduate admission to NUST on the basis of the NUST Entry Test (NET), including all engineering and computing programmes (national seats). Enter each part as a percentage.
| Component | Weight | Your % | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|
| NUST Entry Test (NET)NET score (%) | 75% | — | |
| SSC / O Level / equivalentSSC (Matric) marks (%) | 10% | — | |
| HSSC (Part-1) / HSSC / A Level / equivalent / DAEHSSC Part-I (FSc first-year) marks (%) | 15% | — | |
| Aggregate | 100% | — |
- Engineering and computing applicants are ranked on the NET-Engineering paper; other programme groups use their own NET paper with the same 75/10/15 weights.
- If you take NET more than once, your best score is used.
- The HSSC component uses your HSSC Part-I (first-year) marks; A Level, DAE or other equivalent marks can be used instead.
- Candidates in the final year of A Level are given 25% weightage on their O Level equivalence marks from the IBCC equivalence certificate.
Source: National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST), MERIT GENERATION CRITERIA (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.
Questions
How is the NUST aggregate calculated?
NUST Entry Test (NET) counts 75%, SSC / O Level / equivalent counts 10%, HSSC (Part-1) / HSSC / A Level / equivalent / DAE counts 15%. Each part is converted to a percentage of its maximum marks and multiplied by its weight.
Is this the official NUST merit?
No. OpenCGPA is independent. It applies the weights NUST published for NET-2027 cycle (Fall 2027 entry); merit lists and closing aggregates are set by NUST.