MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026
Calculate your MDCAT aggregate and medical college admission merit instantly. Enter your Matric, FSc, and MDCAT scores to find your overall aggregate percentage.
Weight breakdown
Matric (SSC)
10% WeightFSc / Intermediate (HSSC)
40% WeightMDCAT Score
50% WeightYour Aggregate Score
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Score Breakdown
How the MDCAT Aggregate is Calculated (2026)
Your MDCAT aggregate is a weighted average of three scores: Matric (SSC) at 10%, FSc/Intermediate (HSSC) at 40%, and your MDCAT test score at 50%. This weighting has stayed consistent across recent admission cycles under UHS and PMDC (formerly PMC).
The Formula
Aggregate = (Matric % × 0.10) + (FSc % × 0.40) + (MDCAT % × 0.50)
MDCAT Total Marks for 2026
The exam is out of 180 marks (paper-based, no negative marking), based on PMDC's current uniform curriculum — this changed from the older 200-mark format, so double-check you're using the right total if you're comparing against older guides or previous years' formulas.
A-Level & Equivalence Students
If your Matric or FSc marks come from an IBCC equivalence certificate, enter your equivalent percentage marks in the same fields — the formula weighting doesn't change based on your board.
Provincial Note
UHS handles admissions for Punjab's public sector medical colleges; KPK runs through Khyber Medical University (KMU), and Sindh through DUHS and other Sindh institutions. The 10/40/50 weighting is the same nationally, but closing merit and quota rules vary by province.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the MDCAT aggregate calculated for 2026?
By combining Matric (10%), FSc (40%), and your MDCAT score (50%) into one weighted percentage — this calculator does the math for you automatically.
What is the MDCAT total marks for 2026?
180 marks, based on PMDC's current uniform curriculum — down from the earlier 200-mark format used in previous years.
How do I calculate the aggregate of Matric and FSc marks?
Convert each to a percentage (marks obtained ÷ total marks × 100), then multiply Matric's percentage by 0.10 and FSc's by 0.40 before adding your weighted MDCAT contribution.
What is MDCAT's weightage in the overall aggregate?
MDCAT carries the largest weight at 50% — more than Matric and FSc combined, so your test-day performance matters most.
Is a calculator allowed inside the MDCAT exam hall?
No — UHS's official exam guide lists calculators alongside mobile phones and smart watches as prohibited items in the exam hall.
Does this formula apply to A-level or equivalence students?
Yes — use your IBCC-equivalent percentage marks in place of Matric/FSc marks; the weighting stays exactly the same.
Has the MDCAT aggregate formula changed over the years?
The 10/40/50 weighting has remained stable across recent admission cycles, though total marks and question counts have changed — most recently to 180 marks for 2026.
Do UHS, KMU, and PMDC use the same aggregate formula?
Yes — the 10/40/50 weighting is nationally standardized under PMDC's curriculum, though each admitting body (UHS for Punjab, KMU for KPK, etc.) manages its own merit lists and quotas.