NUST Merit Formula – Overview

The NUST Merit Formula is used to calculate a candidate’s admission aggregate and determine their merit position for various undergraduate programs at the National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST). The formula combines academic performance (FSc/Intermediate marks) with NUST Entry Test (NET) scores, reflecting both a student’s prior academic achievements and their performance in the competitive entry examination. Understanding the merit formula helps aspirants estimate their chances of admission and plan their preparation effectively.

The registration process for the NUST University in Pakistan usually begins a few months before the exam date. The registration process is typically carried out online through the official website of NUST Islamabad

NUST Aggregate Formula

Students can calculate their NUST Aggregate from the Following below

• SSC or Equivalent Marks = 10%
• FSC or Equivalent Marks = 25%
• NUST Entry Test Marks = 75%

NUST Entry Test

NUST offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across various disciplines. Some of the prominent faculties and schools at NUST include the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and NUST Business School.

NUST Online Registration

Apply for NUST entry test online Registrations and Admissions

NUST Schedule

NUST Entry Test Schedule has been announced. Below the Complete entrance exam test date is provided

• NUST Online Registration will start from 07 July
• The last Date to Apply for Registrations is 27 July
• NUST Late Registration is 17 July
• NUST Entry Test Date is 27 July

NUST Registrations Fee

The MDCAT Test Registration fee is Rs. 5000/-

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How To Apply

To apply for the NUST online Registrations, you need to follow these steps:

Related: NUST Test Preparations

1. Visit the official NUST website to register for the NET.
2. Fill out the online registration form with accurate personal information, academic details, and contact information.
3. After submitting the registration form, you will be provided with a challan form or online payment instructions to pay the required registration fee.
4. Once your payment is confirmed, you can download and print your admit card from the NUST website.

NUST Entry Test Preparations

NUST Past Papers

Students Can Download The NUST Solved Past papers with Answer keys from PakLearningSpot MCQs Bank.

NUST Eligibility

NUST Basic Qualification and Eligibility Is a must requirement for appearing in NUST Entry Tests is

• Minimum 60% marks in F.Sc/ HSSC / A-Levels/ Equivalent

Important Documents

Candidates are required to scan and Upload the following documents with the Online NUST Application Form

• Candidate Original CNIC/Form B/Passport/NICOP
• Parent Original CNIC Card
• Latest photograph with a blue background.
• Matric / SSC / O-levels or equivalence certificate and transcript.
• HSSC/ FSc / A-Levels or equivalence certificate and transcript.
• Paid Copy of NUST Fee Challan.

NUST Admissions

The university is known for its rigorous academic programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and research-oriented environment. NUST has collaborations with international universities and research institutions, providing opportunities for students and faculty to engage in global academic and research activities.

NUST Merit Lists

NUST Merit Lists are uploaded after the Admissions Start. students Can Also Download the NUST Merit Lists.

PakLearningSpot MCQs Bank

PakLearningSpot Provides FREE Entry Test Preparations. Students can get Topical MCQs, Full Book MCQs, Past Papers, Syllabus, Notes, and multiple Mock Tests from the PakLearningSpot website.

NUST Closing Merits

NUST Closing Merit is very high. However, Closing merit varies every year. Also, The NUST Closing merit depends on which course is selected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NUST a Government Sector University?

Yes, NUST is a Public sector university under Army administration.

How the NUST Merit Formula Works

For most undergraduate programs, the NUST merit formula gives 25% weightage to FSc or equivalent academic marks and 75% weightage to NET scores, although the exact percentages may vary for certain programs or special quotas. Candidates enter their marks into the formula, which produces an aggregate score, ranking them against other applicants. This aggregate is then used to prepare the merit lists, which decide the allocation of seats across different faculties and campuses. Students often compare their calculated aggregate with past closing merits to assess their chances for admission.

PLS Academy Preparations for NUST Merit Formula

PLS Academy provides guidance on understanding and applying the NUST Merit Formula, helping students accurately calculate their expected aggregate and plan their admission strategy. Along with mock tests, solved past papers, and performance analysis, PLS Academy trains students to improve both academic marks and entry test scores, maximizing their chances of achieving a high merit score and securing admission to their preferred programs at NUST.

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