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COMSATS University Merit Calculator – Overview

The COMSATS University Merit Calculator is a tool that helps aspirants estimate their overall merit score for admission. It combines a candidate’s academic marks (from FSc, ICS, or equivalent qualifications) with the COMSATS Entry Test (CUIET) score to predict their admission eligibility and merit ranking.

COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI) is one of Pakistan’s leading public sector universities, known for its strong emphasis on science, technology, and innovation. Established in 1998, it offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in disciplines like engineering, computer science, business, and natural sciences. With multiple campuses across the country, including in Lahore, Abbottabad, Wah, and Sahiwal, CUI maintains a reputation for academic excellence, research output, and industry collaboration, making it a preferred choice for students aiming for quality higher education in Pakistan.

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Comsat University Merit Calculator

Comsat University Merit Calculator

Comsat University Merit Lists

COMSATS University Islamabad released its undergraduate merit lists. The merit lists covered a range of BS programs across disciplines. The 1st Merit List included top‑ranked fields like Computer Science, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Data Sciences, Electronics & Computing, Physics, Business Administration, Accounting & Finance, Business Data Analytics, Psychology, International Relations, English, Media & Communications Studies, Economics (with & without Data Science), Mathematics (with & without Data Science), Bioinformatics, Biosciences, Chemistry, and Physics

Merit Lists

Closing Merit
The final closing merit (aggregate score threshold) for the session is now available. For example:

BS Computer Science closed at 88.26%
Artificial Intelligence at 87.69%
Cyber Security at 86.74%
Data Science at 86.52%
Software Engineering (Non‑Engineering) at 87.2%

Lower-demand programs included Accounting & Finance (≈63%), Electronics & Computing (≈66%), Business Data Analytics (≈73%), and other streams like Economics, Psychology, Media, English, Biosciences, and Mathematics closing between 50–56%

Merit Calculation Formula
Merit is calculated using COMSATS’ weighted formula:

10% Matric marks
40% Intermediate (FSC/A‑Level)
50% NAT/NTS test scores
Students can compute their aggregate via the PLS Website merit calculator on the admissions portal

PakLearningSpot PLS offers free access to notes, practice questions, and other MDCAT study materials.

How the Merit Is Calculated

COMSATS usually calculates merit using a weighted formula, which can vary slightly by campus or program:

50–60% weightage: Entry Test score
40–50% weightage: Academic marks (FSc/Equivalent)
Candidates enter their academic and test scores into the calculator to get an estimated merit percentage or ranking. This helps them compare against previous years’ closing merits to gauge their chances of admission into specific programs or campuses.

PLS Academy Support for Merit Calculator & Admissions

PLS Academy guides students on how to use the COMSATS Merit Calculator effectively, showing them how different scores impact overall merit. Alongside this, PLS Academy offers topic-wise MCQs, solved past papers, mock tests, and expert mentoring, helping students maximize their test scores, strengthen weak areas, and improve their chances of securing admission into their desired programs.

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