Pick the university that admits you. Each calculator uses that university's own rules, then shows how your aggregate compares with every college's last closing merit and what MDCAT score would change it.
Formulas and closing merit checked against official documents on 25 October 2026.
It depends on where the college is, not where you sat the MDCAT.
| Colleges in | Who admits | Test result | Calculator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (public) | Khyber Medical University (KMU) | MDCAT out of 180 | KMU calculator |
| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (private) | KMU, private-sector portal | MDCAT out of 180 | KPK private calculator |
| Punjab | University of Health Sciences (UHS), Lahore | MDCAT out of 180 | UHS calculator |
| Sindh | JSMU, LUMHS and SMBBMU | MDCAT out of 180 | Sindh calculator |
| Balochistan | Selection Committee, via Bolan Medical College | MDCAT out of 180 | Balochistan calculator |
| Islamabad (federal public colleges) | Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Medical University (SZABMU) | MDCAT out of 180 | Islamabad calculator |
| Army Medical College and NUMS colleges | National University of Medical Sciences (NUMS) | Percentage out of 100 | NUMS calculator |
| Any public dental college | The province's admitting university | MDCAT out of 180 | BDS calculator |
What you see after you enter your marks.
Open-merit MBBS, session 2025-26, from the official final lists.
| University | Highest closing | Lowest closing |
|---|---|---|
| KMU (KPK) | 94.7727 (KMC) | 93.1131 (KIMS) |
| UHS (Punjab) | 94.8677 (King Edward Medical University) | 93.5091 (Narowal Medical College) |
Sindh and NUMS don't publish one college-wise closing list we could check, so their calculators show your aggregate and the score you need without a college table. See closing merit in every province for what each university does publish, and the KPK college predictor for your options college by college.
How KMU calculates your aggregate, how merit-cum-choice picks your college, the three-working-day fee rule, upgrades with your fee moved at no deduction, and the waiting list, explained with worked examples from KMU's latest admission policy.
Same college, same classes, same teachers, same hostel and the same house job. The real differences are the fee (about 13 times higher), the number of seats and a closing merit only 3 to 5 MDCAT marks lower, from KMU's latest admission policy.
How KMU combines Matric (10%), FSc (40%) and MDCAT (50%) into your MBBS and BDS aggregate, with worked examples, KPK closing merit for 2025-26, the expected 2026-27 closing and the MDCAT score you need.
More in Merit & aggregate and Admissions & policy.
Use the one for the university that admits you: KMU for public colleges in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, UHS for Punjab, DUHS and the other Sindh universities for Sindh, BUMHS for Balochistan, and NUMS for Army Medical College and the other NUMS colleges. If you are applying in more than one province, work out each one: the aggregate is the same, but the merit lists are not.
Yes. Your merit is your aggregate: 10% of your Matric percentage, 40% of your FSc percentage and 50% of your entry test percentage. Universities rank every applicant by it and fill seats from the top.
Because that is how NUMS announces the result: one percentage out of 100. Enter it as it is printed; half of it becomes the test part of your aggregate.
They compare your aggregate with the last student admitted to each college in the official final merit list. Merit moves every year with the paper, the seats and the number of applicants, so read them as a guide: being just above last year's closing is not a guarantee.
No. Under PM&DC's admission regulations no extra marks are added for Hifz-e-Quran. Calculators that still add 20 marks are out of date.
Yes. After you calculate, use Copy report, WhatsApp or Copy link. The link opens the calculator with your marks already filled in.
Your last marks stay on your own phone or computer so you don't have to type them again. Nothing is sent to us.
Enter the marks and totals on your IBCC equivalence certificates. Universities use the IBCC figures, not your grades.
Every MDCAT mark adds 0.2778 to your aggregate. Start earning them today.
