Computing & Business · Multi-campus

FAST-NUCES Merit Calculator

Admission to Computing, Business, and Engineering programs weighs the National Aptitude Test (NAT/NTS) heavily against academic scores. Use the calculator below to estimate your Fall 2026 admission aggregate.

  • Matric 10%
  • Intermediate 15%
  • Entry Test 75%

A-level and awaiting-result applicants follow a separate equivalence route.

Calculate your FAST-NUCES aggregate

Enter your percentage obtained in each component (0–100).

Estimated aggregate—

This is an estimate based on a commonly published formula, not an official result. Confirm the current weightage and your merit position against the university's official notice.

How FAST Calculates Your Merit Aggregate

FAST-NUCES combines the following components into a single weighted aggregate:

  • 10% — Matric
  • 15% — Intermediate
  • 75% — Entry Test

Worked Example

If a student scores 85% in every component, their estimated FAST aggregate would be approximately 85.00%. Your own result will differ based on your actual scores — use the calculator above for a personalized estimate.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAST-NUCES (FAST) calculates its aggregate as 10% Matric + 15% Intermediate + 75% Entry Test. Enter your scores for each component above to see your estimated aggregate.
Yes. FAST-NUCES's merit formula includes a dedicated admission test component, which is weighted at 75% of the final aggregate.
Cutoff aggregates shift every admission cycle based on how many students apply and how they score, so there's no fixed number that guarantees admission. Use the calculator above to estimate your own aggregate, then compare it against FAST-NUCES's previous merit lists for a realistic sense of where you stand.
No. This is an independent estimation tool based on FAST-NUCES's publicly available admission formula. Always confirm the current weightage and your final result against FAST-NUCES's official admissions office or prospectus.

Other Computing & Business Merit Calculators

This is an independent estimation tool, not an official FAST-NUCES resource. Admission formulas and cutoffs change every cycle — confirm current criteria and your final merit position with FAST-NUCES's official admissions office before applying. Last verified: Aug 2026.