Enter your Matric, FSc and MDCAT marks to get your exact aggregate.
Supports all boards — 1100 & 1200 FSc totals included.
| Subject | MCQs | Marks | Weightage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biology | 81 | 81 | 45% |
| Chemistry | 45 | 45 | 25% |
| Physics | 36 | 36 | 20% |
| English | 9 | 9 | 5% |
| Logical Reasoning | 9 | 9 | 5% |
| Total | 180 | 180 | 100% |
| Medical College | Province | Min Aggregate | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| KEMU Lahore | Punjab | 88–90% | 250 |
| AIMC Lahore | Punjab | 86–88% | 200 |
| FJMC Lahore | Punjab | 83–86% | 200 |
| RMC Rawalpindi | Punjab | 82–85% | 180 |
| Nishtar Multan | Punjab | 80–84% | 220 |
| Dow Medical KHI | Sindh | 82–85% | 230 |
| KMC Peshawar | KPK | 79–83% | 180 |
| Ayub Medical | KPK | 78–82% | 160 |
| Private Colleges | All PK | 70–75% | Varies |
MDCAT (Medical and Dental College Admission Test) is the national entry test conducted by the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) every year for students seeking admission to MBBS and BDS programs across Pakistan. Clearing MDCAT is not enough on its own—your final admission depends on your aggregate score, which combines your FSc marks and your MDCAT score using a specific formula.
Every year, over 150,000 students appear in the MDCAT test across Pakistan. The competition is intense. A difference of even 1–2% in your aggregate can determine whether you get a seat in a government medical college or not. That is why understanding how to calculate your aggregate correctly—before results are even announced—is so important.
Our free MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2025 does this for you in seconds. No manual calculation, no confusion, no errors.
Before using the calculator, here are the important facts about MDCAT 2025:
The aggregate percentage is calculated by combining your FSc marks and MDCAT score using weighted percentages. Different universities and programs use slightly different weightages. Here are the three most common formulas used in Pakistan:
This is the standard formula used for government medical college admissions across Punjab, Sindh, KPK, and Balochistan:
Aggregate = (FSc Obtained ÷ 1100 × 100) × 40% + (MDCAT Score ÷ 210 × 100) × 60%Example:
NUMS uses equal weightage for both FSc and MDCAT:
Aggregate = (FSc % × 50%) + (MDCAT % × 50%)Example:
Students who have memorized the Holy Quran are eligible for a 20-mark bonus added to their MDCAT score before aggregate calculation. This is a significant advantage and can raise the aggregate by 1–2%.
Our calculator is designed to be simple and instant. Follow these steps:
At the top of the calculator, select which university or formula you want to use:
The formula displayed below the tabs updates automatically so you can see exactly what calculation will be used.
Type your FSc-obtained marks in the first box. The default total is 1100 (standard FSC Pre-Medical). If your board has a different total, change the FSc Total field accordingly.
The progress bar below the input shows your FSc percentage visually—green means strong, amber means average, and red means low.
Enter your MDCAT score in the third box. The total is set to 210 by default (PMC 2025 standard). If your test had a different total, update the MDCAT Total field.
If you are a Hafiz-ul-Quran, select “Yes” from the bonus dropdown. The calculator will automatically add 20 marks to your MDCAT score before calculating the aggregate.
Hit the red button and your results appear instantly:
Based on previous years’ merit lists, here are the estimated minimum aggregates required for admission to top government medical colleges in Pakistan:
| Medical College | Province | Estimated Cutoff | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| King Edward Medical University (KEMU) | Punjab | 88–90% | 250 |
| Allama Iqbal Medical College (AIMC) | Punjab | 86–88% | 200 |
| Fatima Jinnah Medical University (FJMC) | Punjab | 83–86% | 200 |
| Rawalpindi Medical University (RMU) | Punjab | 82–85% | 180 |
| Nishtar Medical University, Multan | Punjab | 80–84% | 220 |
| Dow Medical College, Karachi | Sindh | 82–85% | 230 |
| Liaquat University of Medical & Health Sciences | Sindh | 78–82% | 200 |
| Khyber Medical College, Peshawar | KPK | 80–84% | 180 |
| Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad | KPK | 78–82% | 160 |
| Private Medical Colleges | All Pakistan | 70–75% | Varies |
Important: These are estimated figures based on previous years. Actual cutoffs change every year based on the number of applicants and average scores. Always check the official PMC and university websites for confirmed merit lists.
| Aggregate Range | Chances | Likely Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 90% and above | Excellent | Top government colleges (KEMU, AIMC) |
| 85–90% | Very Good | Government colleges in major cities |
| 80–85% | Good | Government colleges in smaller cities |
| 75–80% | Average | Borderline government, good private colleges |
| 70–75% | Low for the govt. | Private medical colleges |
| Below 70% | Very Low | Consider retaking MDCAT |
Q: What is the minimum MDCAT score to get admission in a government medical college?
There is no fixed minimum MDCAT score—admission depends on your aggregate. However, scoring 65% or above (137/210) in MDCAT is the PMC requirement to be eligible. For government colleges, practically, you need an aggregate of 80% or higher to be competitive.
Q: My FSc results are not out yet. Can I still use this calculator?
Yes. You can enter your estimated FSc marks to see what aggregate you might get. This is very useful for planning—if your estimated aggregate is below 80%, you know you need to focus extra hard on MDCAT preparation.
Q: Does the MDCAT aggregate calculator work for all provinces?
The PMDC formula (40% FSc + 60% MDCAT) is used in Punjab, Sindh, KPK, and Balochistan for government medical colleges. NUMS has its own formula (50/50). Always confirm with the specific university you are applying to.
Q: I appeared in A-Levels instead of FSc. How do I calculate my aggregate?
For A-Level students, PMC converts your grades to an equivalent percentage. Contact PMC or your university’s admission office for the official equivalence certificate. Once you have the equivalent percentage, use that as your FSc percentage in this calculator.
Q: What is the Hafiz-ul-Quran bonus in MDCAT?
Students who have memorized the complete Holy Quran are awarded 20 additional marks in the MDCAT test by the PMC. These bonus marks are added to the MDCAT score before the aggregate is calculated. Our calculator has a Hafiz bonus toggle for this purpose.
Q: Can I use this calculator for NUMS admissions?
Yes. Select the “NUMS” tab in our calculator, and it will switch to the NUMS formula (50% FSc + 50% MDCAT) automatically.
Q: What if I scored below 65% in MDCAT?
Students who score below 65% (137/210) are not eligible for MBBS/BDS admissions in PMC-recognized colleges regardless of their FSc marks. In this case, you would need to appear in MDCAT again next year.
Q: Is the MDCAT held once a year?
Yes. MDCAT is conducted once per year, usually in August or September. Results are announced within 2–3 weeks of the test.
Since your aggregate combines two components, you can work on improving both:
Improving Your MDCAT Score:
Improving Your Aggregate:
| Event | Expected Date |
|---|---|
| MDCAT Registration Opens | June 2025 |
| Last Date for Registration | July 2025 |
| MDCAT Test Date | August / September 2025 |
| Result Announcement | September / October 2025 |
| Merit List — Government Colleges | October / November 2025 |
| Admissions Begin | November 2025 |
Always verify these dates on the official PMC website: pmcpakistan.org
Our MDCAT Aggregate Calculator is built specifically for Pakistani students with features that other generic calculators do not offer:
Getting into a medical college in Pakistan is one of the most competitive journeys a student can take. Your MDCAT aggregate determines everything—what college you get, in which city, and through which quota. A difference of even half a percent can change your outcome entirely.
Use our free MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2025 to know exactly where you stand right now—and what you need to achieve your dream of becoming a doctor.
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