PU Aggregate & Merit Calculator
Punjab University BS merit (basic criteria with entry test)
Academic year 2026-27 admissions (Fall 2026). Most BS (4-year, 1st semester) programmes at the University of the Punjab, including the computing programmes (BS Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science) and LL.B., for academic year 2026-27 admissions. Enter marks obtained and the total they are out of, or a percentage.
| Component | Weight | Marks obtained | Out of | % | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Academic record (1/4 of Matric + Intermediate)Academic record (%) = (1/4 of Matric marks + Intermediate marks) / (1/4 of Matric total + Intermediate total) x 100 | 75% | — | — | ||
| Punjab University admission testPU entry test score (%) | 25% | — | — | ||
| Aggregate | 100% | — |
- The academic record is (one quarter of your Matric marks + your Intermediate marks + any additional marks) divided by (one quarter of the Matric total + the Intermediate total); PU multiplies it by 75 and adds 25% of your entry-test percentage.
- If you are waiting for your Intermediate Part-II result, PU uses your Intermediate Part-I (2025) marks and total marks provisionally.
- Hafiz-e-Quran candidates get 20 additional marks, subject to an interview by the departmental admission committee. Some departments add marks for elective or optional subjects.
- Two marks are deducted from the academic percentage for each late year since you passed, up to five years.
- Foreign applicants, children of overseas Pakistanis, applicants on GB, AJK, Sindh, Balochistan and Ex-FATA reserved seats, and blind applicants are exempt from the entry test.
- Some programmes use different weights, for example academic record only, or an extra drawing/aptitude test or interview; College of Arts & Design programmes need a separate drawing/aptitude test with at least 50%.
- Regular programmes require you to be no older than 24 on the closing date; self-supporting, replica, afternoon and evening programmes have no age limit.
Sources: University of the Punjab, Admission Regulations 2026-27 (retrieved 3 Oct 2026); University of the Punjab, Admission Notice for Undergraduate Programs Academic Year 2026-27 (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: Punjab University BS merit (basic criteria with entry test)
| Component | Your % | Weight | Contributes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic record (1/4 of Matric + Intermediate) | 88% | 75% | 66.00 |
| Punjab University admission test | 82% | 25% | 20.50 |
| Aggregate | 100% | 86.50% |
Marks become percentages first: 1015 out of 1100 is 92.27%. The example percentages are illustrative; the weights are PU's, from the document cited above.
Questions
How is the PU aggregate calculated?
Academic record (1/4 of Matric + Intermediate) counts 75%, Punjab University admission test counts 25% (Punjab University BS merit (basic criteria with entry test), Academic year 2026-27 admissions (Fall 2026)). Each part is turned into a percentage of its total marks and multiplied by its weight. For example, 88% × 75% = 66, 82% × 25% = 20.5, so the aggregate is 86.50%.
Which formulas does this calculator include?
Punjab University BS merit (basic criteria with entry test) (Academic record (1/4 of Matric + Intermediate) 75%, Punjab University admission test 25%); Punjab University B.Sc. Engineering merit (F.Sc. 67%, Engineering entry test (ECAT, PU-E/PU-M/PU-CSP or NUST) 33%). Pick yours above; each is cited to the body that publishes it.
What are the minimum requirements?
The academic record is (one quarter of your Matric marks + your Intermediate marks + any additional marks) divided by (one quarter of the Matric total + the Intermediate total); PU multiplies it by 75 and adds 25% of your entry-test percentage. Some programmes use different weights, for example academic record only, or an extra drawing/aptitude test or interview; College of Arts & Design programmes need a separate drawing/aptitude test with at least 50%. You need at least 60% marks in F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering or Pre-Medical), a relevant DAE, ICS or A-Level/equivalent, passed in 2024, 2025 or 2026. For Electrical Engineering the minimum entry-test passing mark is 33%.
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 PU merit?
No. OpenCGPA is independent. It applies the weights each admitting body published; merit lists and closing aggregates are set by them every year.