Calculate your medical college merit for PMC, NUMS, and UHS using the official weightage formula.
Hafiz-e-Quran Bonus
+20 Marks to FSc
Merit Note
This estimate is based on the 2024 cutoff. Actual merit depends on the performance of all candidates in the 2025 session.
Calculating your medical college aggregate is the most critical step for every MBBS aspirant in Pakistan. The **MDCAT Aggregate Formula 2025**, as standardized by the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) and provincial boards like UHS and KMU, follows a 10-40-50 weightage system. This means your Matric, FSc, and MDCAT scores all play a vital role in determining your final merit position.
Calculated as (Obtained / Total) × 10
Calculated as (Obtained / Total) × 40
Calculated as (Score / 200) × 50
While the basic formula remains the same, different boards may have slight variations in how they treat Hafiz-e-Quran marks or O-Level equivalency. For example, the **UHS Merit List** for Punjab often closes at a much higher percentage (88%+) compared to KMU in Peshawar or Bolan Medical College in Quetta. Using an accurate **UHS Merit Calculator 2025** helps you set realistic targets for top institutions like King Edward (KEMU) or Allama Iqbal (AIMC).
The formula is (Matric × 0.1) + (FSc × 0.4) + (MDCAT × 0.5). Our calculator automates this for you instantly.
For public sector colleges, the aggregate usually closes between 85% to 91%. For private colleges, the PMC requirement is typically 55% MDCAT score.
NUMS follows the same 10-40-50 formula for its open merit seats in Army Medical College and affiliated institutions.
Yes, 20 additional marks are added to the FSc obtained marks for Hafiz-e-Quran candidates after passing a verification test.
The King Edward Medical University (KEMU) merit closed at approximately 91.50% in the last session.