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ECAT aggregate calculator

Works out your UET engineering merit from Matric, FSc, and ECAT. UET Lahore moved to a 17/50/33 weighting, replacing the 25/45/30 formula many older calculators still use — so check which one your source is applying.

Pre-filled with example marks — replace them with your own.

17% of aggregate
out of

Total marks obtained in Matric.

50% of aggregate
out of

Total marks obtained in FSc Pre-Engineering or equivalent.

33% of aggregate
out of

ECAT is commonly 100 MCQs at 4 marks each, so 400 total.

Your aggregate

80.00%

Closing merit varies sharply by discipline and campus. Electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering typically close highest.

The formula

  • Matric / SSC marks17%
  • FSc / HSSC marks50%
  • ECAT score33%

Each component is converted to a percentage of its own total, multiplied by its weight, then added together.

Check this before you rely on it

  • •FSc carries the heaviest weight here at 50% — heavier than the entry test.
  • •Other engineering universities use their own weightings. This formula is UET Lahore’s.
  • •DAE candidates are assessed on a separate route with different rules.

Weighting checked on against UET Lahore 17/50/33 formula, as reported by ToolForge and Maqsad. This is a secondary source, not an official notification — verify against the university's own admission policy.

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Each university weights the entry test differently — the same marks give very different aggregates.

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