Pakistan Medical Council (PMC) and UHS (University of Health Sciences) introduced a new/revised merit policy under COVID-19 for the year. And now the aggregate will be calculated with the new merit formula. MCAT merit calculator will calculate your aggregate based on your intermediate (or equivalent), matric (or equivalent), and entry test marks. If you see our merit calculator is not according to the PMC aggregation formula please leave a comment to update it.
- With Matric
- Without Matric
You aggregate/merit:
(Inter 40%, Matric 10%, Entry Test 50%)
(Inter 40%, Matric 10%, Entry Test 50%)
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Metric Numbers
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Inter Numbers
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Entry Test Numbers
You aggregate/merit:
(Inter 50%, Entry Test 50%)
(Inter 50%, Entry Test 50%)
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Inter Numbers
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Entry Test Numbers
Merit Formula
According to the new merit criteria merit is based on intermediate elective subjects numbers (Biology, Chemistry, Physics/Math) and entry test numbers:
- Intermediate (or equivalent) 50%
- Entry Test 50%
- Matric (or equivalent) 10%
- Intermediate (or equivalent) 40%
- Entry Test 50%
How to Calculate Aggregate?
To calculate the aggregate yourself just use this formula: 
Updated Eligibility Criteria
For admission candidate will be evaluated on the following basis:
- Candidate should have 70% marks in intermediate (or equivalent)
- He/She must have passed MCAT with 60% marks
Your Percentage:
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