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NUET×70% + FSc×20% + Matric×10%

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NUET×70% + FSc×20% + Matric×10%

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NUTECH Official Grading Scale

Letter Grade
Grade Points
Standing
A
4.00
Distinction
A-
3.67
Distinction
B+
3.33
Good
B
3.00
Good
B-
2.67
Average
C+
2.33
Average
C
2.00
Average
C-
1.67
At Risk
D+
1.33
At Risk
D
1.00
At Risk
F
0.00
Fail

Source: NUTECH official academic regulations / HEC Pakistan grading policy.

NUTECH Historical Closing Merit — 2025

Program
Closing Merit %
BS Engineering Programs
68%
BS Computer Science
65%
BS Information Technology
60%
Other Programs
58%

⚠ Based on student-reported data. Official lists published by NUTECH after each admission cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions — NUTECH Merit Calculator

Q1. What is the merit formula for NUTECH?

NUTECH uses: NUET×70% + FSc×20% + Matric×10%. Enter your marks in the calculator above to get your exact aggregate score instantly, updated for Fall 2026 admission weights.

Q2. What aggregate is required for admission at NUTECH?

Based on historical closing merit data, competitive programs at NUTECH close between 58% and 68%. Calculating your aggregate early helps you identify gaps and target your entry test preparation more precisely.

Q3. What is the entry test weight at NUTECH?

At NUTECH, the entry test carries the largest weight in the aggregate formula: NUET×70% + FSc×20% + Matric×10%. This means strong entry test performance can significantly improve your overall merit score even with moderate FSc marks.

Q4. How accurate are the NUTECH closing merit estimates?

The benchmarks shown are based on historical Fall data and student-reported merit lists. Official merit lists are released by NUTECH after the admission cycle closes — always verify on the official NUTECH admissions portal.

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