FAST Aggregate Calculator: FAST-NUCES Merit for Engineering & Computing

FAST Aggregate Calculator

FAST-NUCES lists its selection criteria on its admissions “Eligibility Criteria” page. Engineering programmes weight the admission test 33%, HSSC 50% and SSC 17%; computing and other BS programmes weight the test 50%, HSSC 40% and SSC 10%. Pick your programme group, enter your marks and read your aggregate.

Test type

FAST-NUCES BS Computing and other BS selection criteria: admission test 50% + HSSC 40% + SSC 10%. HSSC is Part I and II, or Part I if Part II is not available.

Matric %

FSc / Intermediate %

Test score

Test out of

Aggregate

82.5%

Compare this with last year’s closing merit for your programme, published by the university.

Test % used in calculation: 80%. Confirm the official formula with your university, because admission rules change every year.

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Written by ZufishanMS Environmental ScienceLast reviewed September 13, 2026

FAST-NUCES selection criteria

Programme group	Admission test	HSSC	SSC	Minimum marks
BS Engineering	33%	50%	17%	SSC 60%, HSSC 60%
BS Computing	50%	40%	10%	SSC 60%, HSSC 50%
Other BS programmes	50%	40%	10%	See the programme listing

Worked examples

A student with SSC 88%, HSSC 84% and an admission test score of 60%:

Engineering: (60 × 0.33) + (84 × 0.50) + (88 × 0.17) = 19.8 + 42 + 14.96 = 76.76%
Computing: (60 × 0.50) + (84 × 0.40) + (88 × 0.10) = 30 + 33.6 + 8.8 = 72.4%

The same student ranks differently in the two groups because computing gives the test half of the weight.

How to use this calculator

Pick Engineering or Computing / other BS.
Enter your SSC (Matric) and HSSC percentages.
Enter your admission test score and its total.
Read your aggregate. FAST sets the merit cut-off each year.

Weights and minimum marks follow the FAST-NUCES Eligibility Criteria page, read on 20 September 2026. Check the current page before applying.

Sources

The formula on this page follows the documents below. Confirm any figure that matters with the issuing body or your registrar.

FAST-NUCES: Admissions: Eligibility Criteria: BS Engineering: test 33%, HSSC 50%, SSC 17%; BS Computing and other BS: test 50%, HSSC 40%, SSC 10%; read 20 September 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is the FAST aggregate formula?

For BS Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Computer Engineering): admission test 33% + HSSC 50% + SSC 17%. For BS Computing (AI, Computer Science, Cyber Security, Data Science, Software Engineering) and the other BS programmes: admission test 50% + HSSC 40% + SSC 10%. These are the selection criteria on the FAST-NUCES Eligibility Criteria page.

Which HSSC marks does FAST use?

Whichever applies when the merit list is compiled: HSSC Part I and II; Part I if Part II is not available; or the percentage on the IBCC equivalence certificate for A-Level (or O-Level).

Which admission tests does FAST accept?

The Eligibility Criteria page lists the FAST-NUCES admission test, the SAT, and specific NTS NAT tests (for example NAT-IE for engineering, NAT-IE or NAT-ICS for computing). NTS tests taken for specific universities are not accepted.

What are the minimum marks for FAST?

Engineering: at least 60% in SSC and 60% in HSSC, with Pre-Engineering or ICS (Mathematics and Physics). Computing: at least 60% in SSC and 50% in HSSC, with Mathematics. The merit cut-off is set by the university each year.