MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026–27
Calculate your MDCAT aggregate for MBBS or BDS admissions using your Matric/SSC, FSc/HSSC and MDCAT marks. Enter the marks obtained and total marks shown on your result documents to see your overall aggregate and the contribution from each exam.
For the standard merit formula, SSC/Matric contributes 10%, HSSC/FSc contributes 40%, and MDCAT contributes 50%. PM&DC’s 2026 notice states that the MDCAT consists of 180 MCQs. Always enter the total shown on your official score report and check the current admission notice for your session. PM&DC Admissions Regulations · PM&DC MDCAT 2026 notice
Calculate your MDCAT aggregate
Enter your marks in the boxes. The totals start at 1,100 for Matric and FSc. Change them if your result card shows a different total.
MDCAT Aggregate Calculator
Standard 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT formula
Applying with O and A Levels? Enter the marks and totals printed on your IBCC equivalence certificates. You can check how equivalence works with our IBCC equivalence calculator.
MDCAT aggregate formula
Aggregate = Matric contribution + FSc contribution + MDCAT contribution
Calculate each contribution separately:
| Component | Weightage | Calculation |
|---|---|---|
| SSC / Matric or equivalent | 10% | Marks obtained ÷ total marks × 10 |
| HSSC / FSc or equivalent | 40% | Marks obtained ÷ total marks × 40 |
| MDCAT | 50% | Marks obtained ÷ total marks × 50 |
Add the three weighted contributions to get your aggregate percentage.
Worked example
Suppose a student has:
- Matric: 1,000 out of 1,100
- FSc: 1,050 out of 1,100
- MDCAT: 150 out of 180
The calculation is:
- Matric: 1,000 ÷ 1,100 × 10 = 9.09
- FSc: 1,050 ÷ 1,100 × 40 = 38.18
- MDCAT: 150 ÷ 180 × 50 = 41.67
- Total aggregate: 88.94%
The result is an estimate based on the marks and totals entered. Your admission authority’s official calculation and rounding rules may affect the final figure.
How to use the calculator
- Enter your Matric/SSC marks obtained and total marks.
- Enter your FSc/HSSC marks obtained and total marks.
- Enter your MDCAT score and the test’s total marks.
- Select Calculate to view your aggregate and weighted breakdown.
Use the totals printed on your official result cards. If your board uses a different total from the examples shown in the calculator, enter your own total instead of changing your marks.
How many MDCAT marks do you need for a target aggregate?
You can estimate the MDCAT score needed for a target aggregate if you know your Matric and FSc contributions.
Required MDCAT marks = (Target aggregate − Matric contribution − FSc contribution) ÷ 50 × MDCAT total marks
For example, if your target aggregate is 90%, your Matric contribution is 9.50, and your FSc contribution is 37.20:
- Remaining contribution needed from MDCAT: 90 − 9.50 − 37.20 = 43.30
- Required MDCAT percentage: 43.30 ÷ 50 = 86.6%
- Estimated score out of 180: 86.6% × 180 = 156 marks
This is a planning estimate, not an admission prediction. Eligibility rules and merit positions depend on the current session, college, seat category and applicant pool.
Do Matric and FSc totals have to be the same?
No. Enter the obtained marks and maximum marks shown on each result document. Matric and FSc totals can differ by board, examination scheme or qualification. The calculator should use each subject’s own total when calculating its percentage.
For example, a student might enter Matric marks out of 1,100 and FSc marks out of 1,200. The formula converts each score to a percentage before applying its weightage.
Does the same aggregate formula apply to UHS, KMU and NUMS?
The standard weightage in PM&DC’s admissions regulations is 10% SSC/Matric, 40% HSSC/FSc and 50% MDCAT. NUMS’s published 2026–27 MBBS/BDS admissions criteria also list entrance test 50%, HSSC 40% and SSC 10%. PM&DC Admissions Regulations · NUMS 2026–27 admissions
However, do not rely on a calculator alone to determine eligibility. UHS, KMU and other admitting authorities publish their own session notices and instructions. Confirm the applicable formula, test total, eligibility conditions and rounding rules in the current prospectus before submitting an application. UHS admissions information · KMU aggregate calculator
A-Level and other equivalent qualifications
If you studied A-Levels or another foreign qualification, follow the admission authority’s instructions for equivalence. Where required, use the marks or equivalent result stated on your IBCC equivalence certificate. Do not convert grades into marks using an unofficial method unless the relevant authority instructs you to do so.
Aggregate versus eligibility
Your aggregate is a weighted score. It does not automatically confirm that you meet all admission requirements. A college or admitting authority may also set conditions related to:
- Minimum academic marks
- Required subjects
- MDCAT qualification or passing marks
- Domicile and seat category
- Required documents and application deadlines
Check the latest official prospectus for the session and category you are applying under.
Aggregate versus closing merit
Your calculated aggregate is your score based on the formula. A college’s closing merit is determined through its admission process and can change from one session to another. It may depend on the number of applicants, available seats, preferences and seat categories.
Use your aggregate to understand your calculated score. Do not treat a past closing merit as a guarantee of admission in a future session.
Frequently asked questions
What is the MDCAT aggregate formula for 2026?
The standard formula is 10% SSC/Matric, 40% HSSC/FSc and 50% MDCAT. Enter the obtained and total marks for each component to calculate the weighted contributions.
What is the MDCAT 2026 total marks?
PM&DC’s 2026 notice states that the MDCAT consists of 180 MCQs. Use the total printed on your official result and confirm it with the relevant admission authority.
Can I enter different total marks for Matric and FSc?
Yes. Enter the totals shown on your official result cards. The calculator should calculate each percentage using that component’s own total.
Is NUMS aggregate calculated without Matric marks?
NUMS’s published 2026–27 MBBS/BDS admissions criteria include SSC/Matric at 10%, HSSC/FSc at 40%, and the entrance test at 50%. Check the current NUMS notice for the session you are applying to. NUMS 2026–27 admissions
Does the calculator tell me whether I will get a government medical college?
No. It calculates your aggregate only. Admission depends on the current rules, eligibility, seat category, available seats and the merit list prepared by the relevant authority.
Can A-Level students use this calculator?
Yes, where the authority accepts equivalent marks. Follow your IBCC equivalence certificate and the current prospectus instructions.
Why can my official aggregate be slightly different?
The authority may apply its own rounding method, accepted score totals or session-specific instructions. Use this calculator as an estimate and compare it with the official admission portal or prospectus.
Which marks should I use if my result has multiple parts?
Use the marks and totals specified by the admitting authority for the qualification. If the prospectus requires a particular HSSC result or equivalence, follow that instruction rather than combining marks yourself.
| Disclaimer. The information and the calculator on this page are provided for general guidance only. EduEminent is not affiliated with the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), any university or any medical or dental college, and this is not an official admission tool. Formulas, weightings, qualifying marks, eligibility rules and dates can change, and universities may apply their own policies. Results shown are estimates. They don’t include bonus marks, quota marks or other adjustments made by the admitting university, and they don’t guarantee a place on any merit list or admission to any college. We check this page against public PMDC and university notices, and we show the date of our last check. Errors can still occur. Always confirm the current criteria with your admitting university and on pmdc.pk before you make any decision. If you find a mistake, email info@edueminent.com. Last verified: 30 September 2026. |