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FSc / Intermediate Grade Calculator (Pakistan)

The FSc Grade Calculator totals your Intermediate (HSSC) subject marks and returns a percentage and BISE grade. It works for FSc Pre-Medical, FSc Pre-Engineering, FA, and ICS. Enter the subject names and maximums that match your mark sheet and the result appears instantly. Use it after Part 1 results, after Part 2, or with predicted scores to plan your admission aggregate before university merit lists open. Official grades are issued by your BISE board and may differ due to grace marks or rechecking adjustments.

SubjectMarksOut of
Total marks
600 / 800
Percentage
75%
BISE grade
A
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Written by Zufishan · MS Environmental Science · Updated June 2026

FSc subject groups

The calculator works for all Intermediate groups. The subjects and maximums vary by group:

GroupSubjectsTypical total marks
FSc Pre-MedicalUrdu, English, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies, Physics, Chemistry, Biology1100
FSc Pre-EngineeringUrdu, English, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics1100
ICS (Computer Science)Urdu, English, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics or Statistics1100
FA (Arts)Urdu, English, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies, plus three electives800 to 950
I.Com (Commerce)Urdu, English, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies, plus commerce subjects900 to 1000

Standard marks pattern (FSc Pre-Medical)

SubjectTheoryPracticalTotal
Urdu7525100
English7525100
Islamiyat (Part 1)7525100
Pakistan Studies (Part 1)7525100
Physics7525100
Chemistry7525100
Biology7525100
Optional / elective7525100
Total800 to 1100

Some boards include an additional optional subject or have different practical marks. Enter the actual maximum from your mark sheet rather than assuming every subject is out of 100.

BISE grade scale

PercentageBISE gradeDivision
90% and aboveA1Distinction
80% to 89%AFirst Division
70% to 79%BFirst Division
60% to 69%CSecond Division
50% to 59%DSecond Division
33% to 49%EThird Division
Below 33%FFail

How FSc affects your admission aggregate

FSc is the single most important component in both MDCAT and ECAT aggregates. Under the MDCAT formula it carries 40%, and under the ECAT formula it carries 50%. A student with 90% FSc and 80% MDCAT score has an MDCAT aggregate contribution of 36 points from FSc alone. Improving FSc by 5 percentage points adds 2 full percentage points to the final MDCAT aggregate. No other single component has as much leverage.

How to use this calculator

  1. Select your BISE board from the dropdown.
  2. Update subject names to match your mark sheet.
  3. Enter your marks and the maximum for each subject.
  4. Add both theory and practical rows for science subjects, or enter the combined mark if your result card shows a single combined figure.
  5. Read the total marks, percentage, and BISE grade in the result tiles.

When to use this calculator

Use it after Part 1 results to track your standing and plan how much you need in Part 2 to reach a target percentage. Use it after Part 2 results to confirm your percentage before the official result card arrives. Use it with predicted scores to find the FSc percentage you need for a target MDCAT or ECAT aggregate. For Matric results, use the Matric Percentage Calculator. For the full admission aggregate, use the Merit Calculator.

Common mistakes

Calculating Part 1 and Part 2 percentage separately. University admission uses the combined FSc percentage across both years. Calculate the combined result by entering all subjects from both years together. Your final result card shows this combined figure.

Omitting practical marks. Science subjects have theory and practical components. Entering only the theory marks understates both the total obtained and the total maximum, which shifts the percentage. Add practical marks as a separate row or enter the combined figure.

Using 100 as the maximum for every subject. Some subjects, particularly electives and optional subjects, carry different maximums at some boards. Use the actual maximum from your mark sheet.

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Disclaimer: Results are estimates based on the marks you enter. Official percentages and grades are issued by your BISE board and may differ due to grace marks, rechecking adjustments, or board-specific rounding. Always refer to your official result card.

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Frequently asked questions

How is FSc percentage calculated in Pakistan?

FSc percentage = (total marks obtained across all subjects divided by total maximum marks) times 100. The total varies by group: FSc Pre-Medical is typically out of 1100 marks, FSc Pre-Engineering out of 1100, FA out of 800 to 900 depending on electives, and ICS out of 1100. Enter each subject with its actual maximum for an accurate result.

What are the BISE grade boundaries for FSc?

Most BISE boards use: A1 for 90% and above, A for 80% to 89%, B for 70% to 79%, C for 60% to 69%, D for 50% to 59%, E for 33% to 49%, and Fail below 33%. The same grade scale applies for both Matric and FSc at most boards.

Does FSc Part 1 percentage count separately for admission?

For university admission aggregates, the combined FSc percentage across Part 1 and Part 2 is used, not Part 1 alone. Your final FSc result card shows the combined percentage across both years. Use this calculator with Part 1 marks to track progress, and add Part 2 marks once they are available to see your combined result.

How much does FSc percentage affect MDCAT and ECAT aggregate?

FSc carries 40% weight in the MDCAT formula and 50% weight in the ECAT formula. It is the single largest component in both. A 1 percentage point improvement in FSc adds 0.4 percentage points to your MDCAT aggregate and 0.5 points to your ECAT aggregate. No other component has as much impact per unit improvement.

What FSc percentage is needed for MBBS admission?

Since FSc is 40% of the MDCAT aggregate, the FSc score needed depends on your MDCAT result. A student with 90% FSc and 80% MDCAT gets an aggregate of 40% FSc contribution plus 50% MDCAT contribution plus 10% Matric. For government medical college merit, a combined aggregate of 88% or above is typically needed, which requires strong results in all three components.