Aggregate calculator for admissions: how it works
Universities and medical and engineering colleges combine your marks using their own weights, for example Matric 10%, FSc 40% and entry test 50%. Enter your marks and your university's weights below. Formulas change, so always confirm them from the official admission notice.
How is aggregate calculated?
Each exam's percentage is multiplied by its weight and added up: aggregate = Matric% × weight + FSc% × weight + Test% × weight.
Can I add hafiz-e-Quran or other extra marks?
Yes. Add another row with those marks and their weight, as given in the admission rules.
How to calculate percentage of marks
Divide your obtained marks by total marks and multiply by 100. For example, 965 out of 1100 is 965 ÷ 1100 × 100 = 87.73%, which is grade A1 on Pakistani boards.
How is aggregate calculated?
Each exam's percentage is multiplied by its weight, then added up. For example, with Matric 10%, FSc 40% and an entry test 50%: aggregate = Matric% × 0.10 + FSc% × 0.40 + Test% × 0.50. Universities change their formulas, so always check the official one before applying.
Questions
What are the board grades in Pakistan?
A1: 80% and above · A: 70–79% · B: 60–69% · C: 50–59% · D: 40–49% · E: 33–39% · F: below 33%.
My weights don't add up to 100. Is that a problem?
The calculator warns you. Most aggregate formulas add up to 100%. If yours includes things like hafiz-e-Quran marks, add them as another row.