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FAST aggregate calculator 2026 (NUCES)

FAST-NUCES uses different weights for computing and business programs and for engineering. Pick yours, enter your marks and see your aggregate and the test score you need.

Last checked 4 Nov 2026Admission year: Fall 2026 (Computing & Business)Admission year: Fall 2026 (Engineering)Official source

Your marks

Matric / SSC10% weight
out of

SSC / equivalent

FSc / HSSC40% weight
out of

HSSC / equivalent (Part-I if Part-II not available)

Admission test50% weight
out of

Test score as percent; enter on its own scale

Your aggregate

Enter all marks to see your aggregate.

What score do I need?

Enter the aggregate you want and we work out the marks you need in the chosen part.

Compare with last year’s closing merits

These are the closing (last admitted) merits officially published for a past year. Closing merits change every year, so this is a comparison, not a prediction.

No officially published closing merits for this formula yet. We only show numbers we can link to an official source.

The official formula

FAST-NUCES aggregate (Computing & Business)

National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) · BS Computing (AI, CS, Cyber Security, Data Science, Software Engineering) and Business (BBA, BS Accounting & Finance, Business Analytics, FinTech) · Fall 2026

PartWeightUsual total
Matric / SSCSSC / equivalent10%1100
FSc / HSSCHSSC / equivalent (Part-I if Part-II not available)40%1100
Admission testTest score as percent; enter on its own scale50%100

Eligibility minimums

  • Matric / SSC: at least 60%
  • FSc / HSSC: at least 50%

Good to know

  • Applicant selects one test option: FAST-NUCES test, SAT, or NTS NAT (Computing: NAT-IE/NAT-ICS; Business: NAT-IE/ICS/ICOM/IGS). HSSC marks used: Part I+II, or Part I if Part II not available, or IBCC equivalence of A-level, or of O-level. Computing requires Mathematics at HSSC (pre-medical with additional maths accepted per page note). Merit cut-off determined by the university.
  • FAST does not publish program-wise closing aggregates on nu.edu.pk.
  • Engineering uses different weights (see fast-nu-engineering).

Worked example

Matric / SSC: 1000/1100 = 90.91% × 10% = 9.0909; FSc / HSSC: 990/1100 = 90% × 40% = 36; Admission test: 60/100 = 60% × 50% = 30. Aggregate = 75.0909%.

Sources

  • FAST-NUCES — Eligibility Criteria · FAST-NUCES · checked 2026-11-04Weightage of Admission Test marks 50% ... Weightage of HSSC/equivalent 40% ... Weightage of SSC/equivalent 10%

FAST-NUCES aggregate (Engineering)

National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) · BS Civil, Electrical, Computer Engineering · Fall 2026

PartWeightUsual total
Matric / SSCSSC / equivalent17%1100
FSc / HSSCHSSC / equivalent (Part-I if Part-II not available)50%1100
Admission testAdmission test (FAST-NU / SAT / NTS NAT-IE)33%100

Eligibility minimums

  • Matric / SSC: at least 60%
  • FSc / HSSC: at least 60% (Pre-Engg or ICS (with Physics, Maths))

Good to know

  • NTS tests 'from specific universities' not accepted. Same HSSC-marks rules as fast-nu. Merit cut-off determined by the university.
  • Engineering weights differ from computing/business at FAST.

Worked example

Matric / SSC: 1000/1100 = 90.91% × 17% = 15.4545; FSc / HSSC: 990/1100 = 90% × 50% = 45; Admission test: 60/100 = 60% × 33% = 19.8. Aggregate = 80.2545%.

Sources

  • FAST-NUCES — Eligibility Criteria · FAST-NUCES · checked 2026-11-04Weightage of Admission Test marks 33% 2 Weightage of HSSC/equivalent 50% 3 Weightage of SSC/equivalent 17%

Admission dates

FAST-NUCES aggregate (Computing & Business) · Fall 2026

Officially announced
  1. UG application submission20 May 2026 · passed · source
  2. Admission tests29 Jun 2026 · passed · source
  3. Merit list announcement (UG)22 Jul 2026 · passed · source
  4. Admission formalities (UG)27 Jul 2026 · passed · source
  5. Commencement of classes17 Aug 2026 · passed · source

checked 2026-11-04

Questions students ask

How is the FAST-NUCES aggregate (Computing & Business) calculated?

For Fall 2026 admissions, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) weights Matric / SSC 10%, FSc / HSSC 40% and Admission test 50%. Each part is your marks divided by the total, times its weight, and the parts are added up. Example: Matric / SSC: 1000/1100 = 90.91% × 10% = 9.0909; FSc / HSSC: 990/1100 = 90% × 40% = 36; Admission test: 60/100 = 60% × 50% = 30. Aggregate = 75.0909%. Source: FAST-NUCES — Eligibility Criteria (checked 2026-11-04).

How much does the FAST-NUCES admission test (or SAT / NTS NAT) count in the FAST-NUCES aggregate (Computing & Business)?

50% of the aggregate. With full marks in everything else, every 1% you score in the FAST-NUCES admission test (or SAT / NTS NAT) adds 0.5 points to your aggregate.

What is the FAST-NUCES closing merit?

We have not found an officially published closing merit list for National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) that we can link to, so we don't show one. Unofficial figures on social media are often wrong.

When is the FAST-NUCES admission test (or SAT / NTS NAT) Fall 2026 admission schedule?

Officially announced dates for Fall 2026: UG application submission: May 20 (Wed) - Jun 30 (Tue) 2026; Admission tests: Jun 29 (Mon) - Jul 10 (Fri) 2026; Merit list announcement (UG): Jul 22 (Wed) 2026; Admission formalities (UG): Jul 27 (Mon) - Aug 13 (Thu) 2026; Commencement of classes: Aug 17 (Mon) 2026 (checked 2026-11-04).

How is the FAST-NUCES aggregate (Engineering) calculated?

For Fall 2026 admissions, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) weights Matric / SSC 17%, FSc / HSSC 50% and Admission test 33%. Each part is your marks divided by the total, times its weight, and the parts are added up. Example: Matric / SSC: 1000/1100 = 90.91% × 17% = 15.4545; FSc / HSSC: 990/1100 = 90% × 50% = 45; Admission test: 60/100 = 60% × 33% = 19.8. Aggregate = 80.2545%. Source: FAST-NUCES — Eligibility Criteria (checked 2026-11-04).

How much does the FAST-NUCES admission test (or SAT / NTS NAT-IE) count in the FAST-NUCES aggregate (Engineering)?

33% of the aggregate. With full marks in everything else, every 1% you score in the FAST-NUCES admission test (or SAT / NTS NAT-IE) adds 0.33 points to your aggregate.

What is the FAST-NUCES closing merit?

We have not found an officially published closing merit list for National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) that we can link to, so we don't show one. Unofficial figures on social media are often wrong.

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