FAST Aggregate Calculator – Overview
The FAST Aggregate Calculator is a tool used by aspirants to estimate their admission merit for undergraduate programs at FAST‑NU (National University). Admission is generally based on a combination of entry test scores and academic performance, and the aggregate calculator helps students predict their chances of securing admission by computing a weighted score according to FAST’s merit formula.
FAST-NU entry test contains FSC MCQs. FAST National University (FAST Islamabad campus, Faisalabad, Lahore, Karachi) conducted an entry test for admission to a computer/ engineering/ Management University. FAST Aggregate Calculator . The FAST-NU Merit list is displayed after Aggregate calculations. The FAST Merit formula has SSC marks, FSC HSSC marks, and FAST entry test marks. PakLearningSpot PLS MCQs Bank website for FREE FAST Entry test preparations
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FAST Aggregate Calculator
FAST Entry Test Marks Calculator
You can calculate the FAST Entry Test Marks after Negative marking.
FAST Entry Test Preparations
FAST Closing Merits
FAST Closing Merit is very high. Although Closing merit varies every year. Also, The NUST Closing merit depends on which course is selected.
Related: FAST NUCES Closing Merits
FAST Merit Formula
Students can calculate their FAST Aggregate from the following:
BS (Computing Programs) & BBA / BS (Accounting and Finance / Business Analytics / Financial Technology)
- SSC or Equivalent Marks = 10%
- FSC or Equivalent Marks = 40%
- FAST Entry Test Marks = 50%
BS (Engineering Programs)
- SSC or Equivalent Marks = 17%
- FSC or Equivalent Marks = 50%
- FAST Entry Test Marks = 33%
How the FAST Aggregate Calculator Works
To calculate the aggregate, students typically combine their FSc/Intermediate marks with their FAST entry test score, following the university’s prescribed weightage. For most programs, academic performance contributes a percentage (usually around 20–40%), while the entry test carries the remaining weight (60–80%). By entering their marks into the calculator, students can see an estimated merit percentage and compare it with previous years’ closing aggregates for their desired programs. This insight allows candidates to understand how competitive their scores are and plan accordingly.
PLS Academy Preparations for FAST Aggregate
PLS Academy assists students in understanding and using the FAST Aggregate Calculator to evaluate their admission chances accurately. Alongside aggregate calculations, students benefit from entry test preparation, mock tests, solved past papers, and expert guidance, enabling them to improve both academic and test scores. With PLS Academy’s support, aspirants can set realistic targets, enhance performance, and maximize their chances of securing admission into FAST’s competitive programs.
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