What is the MDCAT aggregate formula for Pakistan 2025?

The standard PMDC/PMC aggregate formula for 2025 is: Aggregate = (FSc Obtained ÷ FSc Total × 100) × 40% + (MDCAT Score ÷ 210 × 100) × 60%. For NUMS, the formula uses equal 50/50 weightage: Aggregate = (FSc % × 50%) + (MDCAT % × 50%).

What is the minimum MDCAT score required for government medical college admission in Pakistan?

The minimum passing score set by PMC is 65% (137 out of 210 marks). However, to get admission in a government medical college like KEMU or AIMC, you practically need an aggregate of 80% or higher, which requires a much higher MDCAT score combined with strong FSc marks.

How do I calculate my MDCAT aggregate for PMDC?

To calculate your PMDC aggregate: 1) Divide your FSc marks by 1100 and multiply by 100 to get your FSc percentage. 2) Divide your MDCAT score by 210 and multiply by 100 to get your MDCAT percentage. 3) Multiply FSc percentage by 0.40 and MDCAT percentage by 0.60. 4) Add both values. The result is your aggregate. Use our free MDCAT Aggregate Calculator above to get the result instantly.

What aggregate is required for KEMU Lahore MBBS admission?

King Edward Medical University (KEMU) Lahore is the most competitive government medical college in Punjab. Based on previous merit lists, the minimum aggregate required for MBBS admission at KEMU ranges from 88% to 90%. This varies each year based on the number of applicants and average test scores.

Does the MDCAT aggregate calculator work for NUMS?

Yes. Our MDCAT Aggregate Calculator supports the NUMS formula. Click the NUMS tab in the calculator to switch to the 50/50 weightage formula (50% FSc + 50% MDCAT). The calculator will automatically use the correct NUMS formula for your result.

How many marks does Hafiz-ul-Quran get in MDCAT 2025?

Students who have memorized the complete Holy Quran (Hafiz-ul-Quran) are awarded 20 additional bonus marks by PMC. These marks are added to the MDCAT score before the aggregate is calculated. Our calculator includes a Hafiz bonus toggle — select Yes to automatically add 20 marks to your calculation.

Can I use this calculator if my FSc total is not 1100?

Yes. The FSc Total field in the calculator is editable. If your board examination had a different total (for example 1200 for some boards), simply change the FSc Total field to your actual total marks. The calculator will use your custom total for an accurate aggregate.

What is a good MDCAT aggregate percentage in Pakistan?

An aggregate of 88% or above gives you an excellent chance at top government medical colleges like KEMU and AIMC. 80-88% is competitive for most government colleges. 75-80% is borderline for government seats but comfortable for private medical colleges. Below 70% makes government admission very unlikely.

Is this MDCAT calculator accurate for 2025?

Yes. This calculator is updated for MDCAT 2025 and uses the official PMC formula based on 210 total marks. It supports the PMDC/PMC, NUMS, and custom formulas. The cutoff estimates shown are based on previous years' merit lists and are for guidance only. Always verify final cutoffs on the official PMC website at pmcpakistan.org.

What happens if I scored below 65% in MDCAT?

Students who score below 65% (137 out of 210) in MDCAT are not eligible for MBBS or BDS admissions in PMC-recognized medical and dental colleges. You would need to appear in MDCAT again the following year. There is no supplementary or retake option within the same year.

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