Merit Formula – Overview & Guidance

A merit formula is the method used by universities and institutions to calculate a candidate’s overall score or merit position for admissions. It typically combines FSc/SSC board exam marks, entry test scores (MDCAT, ECAT, NUST, UET, FAST, NTS), and sometimes interview or additional criteria, with specific weightage assigned to each component. Understanding the merit formula helps students estimate their chances of admission in various programs.

PLS Academy provided Entry Test preparations which is mandatory for any student who wants to get admission to a medical college or an engineering university.

MDCAT NUST university conducted the NET exam for admissions. PIEAS entry test, and FAST-NU university entry test are similar NTS NAT exam, GIKI, and AKU Aga Khan entry test.

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Merit Formula

Importance of Knowing the Merit Formula for Exam & Admission Planning

Knowing the merit formula allows students to assess their strengths and weaknesses in different components. It helps in prioritizing preparation for high-weightage areas, planning applications to suitable universities, and setting realistic goals for achieving admission in desired programs. Awareness of the formula also reduces uncertainty during the admission process.

PLS Academy Merit Formula Guidance

PLS Academy provides detailed guidance on merit formulas of major universities and programs. Along with expert mentoring, students are assisted in calculating aggregate scores, interpreting merit trends, and improving performance in entry tests and board exams, ensuring a strategic approach to secure admission in top institutions.

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