NUMS Aggregate
Calculator 2026
Calculate your NUMS aggregate with the official formula. Enter your marks and see your merit score instantly.
Matric (SSC)
10% WeightFSc / Intermediate (HSSC)
40% WeightNUMS Entry Test
50% WeightYour Aggregate Score
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Score Breakdown
NUMS-Affiliated Colleges
Compare your aggregate against each college's final Open Merit closing aggregate from the most recent admission cycle.
Closing figures are the lowest admitted aggregate from NUMS's official 6th (final) Selection/Upgradation List, Open Merit seats, MBBS Session 2025-26 — published 27 Jan 2026 on numspak.edu.pk. Closing merit shifts every cycle, so treat these as a reference point, not a guarantee.
Army Medical College and the Fazaia/Foundation/Bahria colleges weren't part of this particular notice, so no verified closing aggregate exists for them yet — shown as Pending rather than guessed.
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NUMS Entry Test 2026 Pattern
NUMS's own admission test — separate from national MDCAT
Total Marks
200
Format
Paper-Based (OMR)
Paper I — Subject Distribution (150 MCQs)
Note: Both papers are sat on the same day and are mandatory — Paper II is a psychological assessment that needs no academic preparation but still contributes to your final NUMS Test score out of 200. There is no negative marking on either paper. Minimum qualifying marks are 55% for MBBS and 50% for BDS.
How NUMS Merit & Selection Works
NUMS runs one centralized process across all its affiliated colleges and publishes its selection lists on numspak.edu.pk. For MBBS Session 2025-26, its final (6th) Selection/Upgradation List shows the lowest admitted Open Merit aggregate at several colleges, which we show above for reference. NUMS does not publish one consolidated closing-merit table, and merit varies by seat category. Here is how the process works.
One Centralized Application
After results, NUMS opens a single application covering all its constituent and affiliated colleges — Army Medical College and every CMH, Bahria, Fazaia, HITEC, and other affiliated institution. You don't apply to each college separately; you rank your preferred colleges in order of preference on one form.
Multiple Merit Lists, Not Just One
NUMS runs separate merit lists for different seat categories — open merit, reciprocal, self-finance, and armed forces seats — so where you land depends on which category you're competing in, not just your raw aggregate.
Seat Confirmation
If you're selected, you'll need to deposit your fee within the given deadline to confirm your seat. Missing the deadline means the seat is offered to the next candidate on the list.
Note: The closing figures above come from NUMS's official 6th (final) Selection/Upgradation List for Open Merit seats, MBBS Session 2025-26. Colleges not covered by that notice show as Pending, and reciprocal, self-finance and armed forces seats are ranked separately. Any other "NUMS closing merit" number you find online is an unofficial estimate. Closing merit changes every cycle, so use your calculated aggregate as a general guide only.
How the NUMS Aggregate is Calculated (2026)
The NUMS aggregate formula uses the same 10/40/50 weightage structure as national MDCAT, but your entry-test component always comes from your own NUMS score — never your MDCAT result. Matric contributes 10%, FSc contributes 40%, and your NUMS Entry Test carries the largest share at 50%.
The Formula
Aggregate = (Matric % × 0.10) + (FSc % × 0.40) + (NUMS Test % × 0.50)
What Is the NUMS Entry Test?
The NUMS Entry Test is NUMS's own admission test, held separately from PMDC's national MDCAT. It has two mandatory papers sat the same day: Paper I, a 150-MCQ academic test, and Paper II, a 50-MCQ psychological assessment, for a combined score out of 200.
Is NUMS the Same as MDCAT?
No. MDCAT is PMDC's national test for civilian medical colleges. NUMS conducts a completely separate test for Army Medical College, CMH-affiliated colleges, and other NUMS institutions. You must register and sit each one separately — scores from one cannot be used for the other, even though both use the same 10/40/50 split.
Does NUMS Include Matric Marks?
Yes. Some online calculators use a 50% FSc + 50% Entry Test formula with no Matric component — that's incorrect. NUMS's official weightage clearly includes Matric at 10%.
Qualifying Marks
The minimum qualifying score on the NUMS Entry Test is 55% for MBBS and 50% for BDS. There is no negative marking, so it's best to attempt every question.
Does the Formula Change by College?
No — the 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% NUMS Test split is university-wide and applies whether you're applying to Army Medical College or any affiliated CMH, Bahria, Fazaia, or HITEC college.
How to Use the NUMS Aggregate Calculator
NUMS runs its own entry test separate from PMDC's national MDCAT, and your NUMS aggregate formula is calculated from three components: your Matric marks, your FSc marks, and your NUMS Entry Test score. No sign-up, no manual formulas. Enter your Matric, FSc, and NUMS Entry Test marks below and this calculator returns your exact 2026 aggregate percentage in seconds, using NUMS's official weightage.
Enter Matric (SSC) Marks
Type your obtained and total Matric marks (e.g. 950 / 1100). This is the smallest component of your NUMS aggregate, at just 10%.
Enter FSc Marks
Add your FSc Pre-Medical obtained and total marks — the 40% component of the 2026 NUMS aggregate formula.
Enter Your NUMS Test Score
Out of 200Add your Paper I and Paper II marks together for a score out of 200 — the most heavily weighted part of your aggregate at 50%.
Get Your NUMS Aggregate
Hit Calculate to see your final NUMS aggregate percentage instantly — no page reload, no account needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the NUMS aggregate calculated?
By combining Matric (10%), FSc (40%), and your NUMS Entry Test score out of 200 (50%) into one weighted percentage.
Does NUMS include Matric marks in the aggregate?
Yes. Some calculators online use a 50% FSc + 50% Entry Test formula with no Matric component — that's incorrect. NUMS's official 2026 weightage includes Matric at 10%, the same as the standard MDCAT formula.
Is the NUMS Entry Test the same as MDCAT?
No. MDCAT is PMDC's national test for civilian medical colleges. NUMS conducts a completely separate test for Army Medical College, CMH colleges, and other NUMS-affiliated institutions. You must register and sit each one separately.
How many MCQs are in the NUMS Entry Test?
200 total MCQs across two papers: Paper I (150 academic MCQs — Biology 55, Chemistry 40, Physics 40, English 15) in 2 hours 45 minutes, and Paper II (50 Psychological Test MCQs) in 15 minutes.
What is the passing percentage for NUMS?
The minimum qualifying mark is 55% for MBBS and 50% for BDS. There is no negative marking, so attempt every question.
Can A-Level students use this NUMS aggregate calculator?
Yes. Convert your O-Level and A-Level grades to Matric- and FSc-equivalent marks using your IBCC equivalence certificate first, then enter those equivalent marks into the calculator.
Which weightage matters most for my NUMS merit?
The NUMS Entry Test carries the highest single weight at 50%, making it the most impactful factor in your final aggregate.
Is the aggregate formula the same for every NUMS college?
Yes — the 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% NUMS Test split is university-wide, whether you're applying to Army Medical College or any affiliated CMH, Bahria, Fazaia, or HITEC college.