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MDCAT Aggregate Calculator

Calculate your MDCAT aggregate for MBBS and BDS admission using the widely published PMDC weighting: 10% Matric, 40% FSc and 50% MDCAT. See how each part adds up, and find the MDCAT score you need to reach your target merit.

Your marks

Weights change from year to year. Check them in your university’s latest prospectus and edit them below if needed.

If your Part II result isn’t out yet, enter your Part I marks and total (for example out of 550).

Weights (%)

Shows the entry test marks you need to reach this aggregate, for example last year’s closing merit.

Result

Enter your Matric and FSc marks to see your aggregate.

How to use the MDCAT Aggregate Calculator

  1. Enter your Matric and FSc marks with their totals.
  2. Enter your MDCAT score and total, or leave it empty and type a target aggregate.
  3. See your aggregate, the breakdown, or the MDCAT marks you need.

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MDCAT aggregate formula

Admission to MBBS and BDS in Pakistan is based on an aggregate of three results. The weighting most widely published under PMDC rules is:

PartWeight
Matric (SSC)10%
FSc Pre-Medical (HSSC)40%
MDCAT50%

Aggregate = (Matric % × 0.10) + (FSc % × 0.40) + (MDCAT % × 0.50)

Worked example

Matric 1050/1100 (95.45%), FSc 1020/1100 (92.73%) and MDCAT 150/180 (83.33%):

9.545 + 37.091 + 41.667 = 88.303%

The MDCAT total has been 200 in some years and 180 in others; set the “out of” box to the total on your own result card.

How many MDCAT marks do I need?

Leave the MDCAT box empty and enter a target aggregate, such as the closing merit of the college you want from last year. The calculator shows the MDCAT score you need. With the example Matric and FSc above, an aggregate of 90% needs about 157 out of 180.

Tips

  • MDCAT carries half the weight, so a few extra test marks matter more than anything else you can still change.
  • Closing merits differ a lot between public and private colleges and between provinces. Compare with the right list.
  • If your FSc Part II result isn't out, use Part I marks out of 550 to estimate.

Formulas and test totals change, sometimes every year. The weights here are the most widely published ones at the time of writing; always confirm them in the official prospectus or merit notice, and edit the weights in the calculator if they differ.

Read the full guide: MDCAT aggregate formula explained.

Frequently asked questions

What is the MDCAT aggregate formula?

The widely published PMDC formula is 10% Matric, 40% FSc and 50% MDCAT: aggregate = Matric % × 0.10 + FSc % × 0.40 + MDCAT % × 0.50. Weights can change, so check your year’s admission policy.

Is MDCAT marked out of 200 or 180?

It has been out of 200 in some years and 180 in others. Enter the total printed on your result card in the “Out of” box.

How do I find the MDCAT marks I need?

Leave the MDCAT marks empty and type a target aggregate, such as last year’s closing merit. The calculator shows the MDCAT score needed, or tells you if the target can’t be reached.