NUST Aggregate

NET Series 2025-26 · Official Merit Weightage

NET Score (out of 200)

FSc / HSSC %

Matric / SSC %

NUST uses **75% NET, 15% FSc, and 10% Matric** for Engineering and Computing. For Social Sciences, weightage is **75% NET and 25% FSc**.

Your NUST Aggregate

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From NET

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Target for SEECS

Aim for 155+ NET for CS/SE

The Ultimate Guide

How to Calculate NUST Aggregate 2026?

The National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) calculates merit based on three components for its Engineering and Computing programs. The most significant part is the **NET (NUST Entrance Test)**, which carries 75% of the total weightage.

NUST Merit Weightage Formula

NET Score: 75%
FSc (HSSC) Part 1 or Full: 15%
Matric (SSC): 10%

Example Calculation

If you score **150/200** in NET, **90%** in FSc, and **95%** in Matric:
`Aggregate = (150/200 * 75) + (90/100 * 15) + (95/100 * 10)`
`Aggregate = 56.25 + 13.5 + 9.5 = 79.25%`

Closing Merits (Expected)

To secure admission in top programs at NUST Islamabad (Main Campus):

Software Engineering (SEECS): 78% - 80%
Computer Science (SEECS): 77% - 79%
Mechanical Engineering (SMME): 70% - 72%
Electrical Engineering (SEECS): 68% - 70%

Frequently Asked Questions

For fresh candidates, NUST uses FSc Part 1 marks (1st year). For repeaters or those who have completed HSSC, total marks are used.

No, there is no negative marking in the NUST Entrance Test (NET). It is highly recommended to attempt all 200 questions.

You can take NET up to 4 times in one admission cycle (Series 1, 2, 3, and 4). NUST will consider your best score for the final merit list.

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