MDCAT merit
MDCAT aggregate calculator
Works out your MBBS and BDS merit aggregate from Matric, FSc, and MDCAT under the PMDC weighting. The formula is shown in full below — check it against this year’s policy before you rely on the number.
Pre-filled with example marks — replace them with your own.
Total marks obtained in Matric.
Total marks obtained in FSc Pre-Medical or equivalent.
Your MDCAT score. The paper is commonly out of 180.
Your aggregate
80.00%
Closing merit at competitive public medical colleges has recently sat around 90–92%, and varies by province, college, and year. Treat published closing merit as history, not a threshold you can count on.
The formula
- Matric / SSC marks10%
- FSc / HSSC marks40%
- MDCAT score50%
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
- •You must meet the minimum MDCAT qualifying score set for the cycle before merit is calculated.
- •Hafiz-e-Quran candidates may receive 20 bonus marks added to the HSSC total before the percentage is worked out. This calculator does not add them automatically — include them in your FSc marks if they apply to you.
- •Some provinces and private institutions exclude Matric and use a 50/50 FSc and test split. Check your target college’s policy.
Weighting checked on against PMDC merit formula, as reported by Maqsad. This is a secondary source, not an official notification — verify against the university's own admission policy.