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LAT merit

LAT merit calculator

Works out your five-year LLB merit from HSSC Part-I, your LAT score, and Matric. Note that LAT is qualifying as well as weighted — below 50 out of 100 you are not considered at all, whatever this aggregate says.

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

50% of aggregate
out of

Merit uses HSSC Part-I. Enter the total from your own result card.

30% of aggregate
out of

LAT is out of 100: 75 MCQ marks plus 25 for the written section.

20% of aggregate
out of

Total marks obtained in Matric.

Your aggregate

80.00%

LAT is unusual among Pakistani entry tests in being pass-or-fail as well as weighted. Clearing 50 is the first hurdle; the aggregate decides placement after that.

The formula

  • HSSC Part-I marks50%
  • LAT score30%
  • Matric / SSC marks20%

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

Where that aggregate would have landed

Closing merit is the aggregate of the last candidate admitted in a given cycle. It is a record of what happened, not a pass mark. It moves every year with the number of applicants, the seats available, and any change in policy.

Would have missed1

Below the last admitted candidate by more than the swing this programme normally shows.

  • LLB (5 years), Morning — University Law College, Punjab University

    2025 81.56%

    Morning (annual system) shift. PU publishes no figure for the Evening/Replica self-support shift, which closes lower.

    81.56%

    2025 closing · you are 1.56 short

Confirm every figure against the institution before you rely on it: Punjab University merit lists.

Check this before you rely on it

  • •You must score at least 50 out of 100 in LAT to be considered. Below that, merit does not apply.
  • •Registration requires at least 50% marks in Intermediate.
  • •Individual law colleges may apply their own additional criteria on top of this.

Weighting checked on against HEC LAT weighting, as reported by pakadmissions and QAU. This is a secondary source, not an official notification — verify against the university’s own admission policy.

Other merit calculators

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

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