MDCAT Aggregate Calculator

Calculate your estimated MDCAT admission aggregate using Matric, FSc/HSSC and MDCAT marks.

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Use this MDCAT Aggregate Calculator to calculate your overall admission aggregate from your Matric/SSC, FSc/HSSC and MDCAT marks. The calculator uses the merit weightage of 10% Matric, 40% FSc/HSSC and 50% MDCAT. Enter your obtained and total marks below to get your estimated MDCAT aggregate instantly.

Enter Your Marks

Enter your obtained marks and total marks for each qualification.

Matric / SSC Marks

10% Weightage

Obtained Marks

Total Marks

FSc / HSSC Marks

40% Weightage

Obtained Marks

Total Marks

MDCAT Marks

50% Weightage

Obtained Marks

Total Marks

MDCAT Aggregate Formula

Matric % × 10% + FSc % × 40% + MDCAT % × 50%

Your MDCAT Aggregate

0.00%

10% Matric + 40% FSc/HSSC + 50% MDCAT

MDCAT Aggregate Breakdown

Matric / SSC — 10%

0 / 1200

0.00%

Weighted contribution

FSc / HSSC — 40%

0 / 1200

0.00%

Weighted contribution

MDCAT — 50%

0 / 180

0.00%

Weighted contribution

Note: This MDCAT Aggregate Calculator calculates your estimated aggregate using the weightage entered above: 10% Matric/SSC, 40% FSc/HSSC and 50% MDCAT. Admission depends on the applicable admission policy, merit, seats, category and other requirements for the relevant admission cycle.

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How Much MDCAT Marks Do You Need to Get 93% Aggregate?

Find your expected MDCAT marks out of 180 based on your Matric and FSc marks using the 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT aggregate formula.

93% MDCAT Aggregate Requirement

Your MDCAT aggregate is calculated by combining your Matric/SSC, FSc/HSSC and MDCAT performance according to the weightage used in the supplied MDCAT Aggregate Calculator: 10% Matric, 40% FSc and 50% MDCAT. Because MDCAT carries half of the final aggregate, your MDCAT score can make a significant difference to your overall aggregate.

Marks used in this guide: Matric = 1200 total marks | FSc = 1200 total marks | MDCAT = 180 total marks.
The table below shows only whole MDCAT marks — for example, 167/180, never decimal MDCAT marks.

Expected MDCAT Marks for 93% Aggregate

#	Matric Marks (out of 1200)	FSc Marks (out of 1200)	Expected MDCAT Marks (out of 180)
1	980	1023	183/180 — Not possible
2	1020	1080	175/180
3	1177	1106	167/180
4	1104	1165	162/180
5	983	1070	177/180
6	1161	1021	178/180
7	1118	1121	167/180
8	990	1153	167/180
9	1119	1074	173/180
10	1157	1146	163/180
11	1012	1172	164/180
12	1016	1147	167/180
13	1083	1021	180/180
14	1111	1055	175/180
15	1112	1054	175/180
16	1046	1034	180/180
17	1156	1101	168/180
18	1113	1172	161/180
19	980	1173	165/180
20	1012	1125	170/180
21	1158	1028	177/180
22	1104	1078	173/180
23	999	1063	178/180
24	1072	1170	163/180
25	982	1107	173/180
26	1136	1157	162/180
27	1100	1016	180/180
28	1125	1117	168/180
29	1145	1045	176/180
30	1141	1069	173/180
31	1038	1120	170/180
32	966	1087	176/180

Important: Required MDCAT marks are rounded up to the next whole mark so the displayed score does not fall below the 93% target. If the required score is above 180, a 93% aggregate is not mathematically achievable with those Matric and FSc marks under this formula.

Change Your Desired MDCAT Aggregate

Enter your Matric and FSc marks out of 1200 each, then choose your desired aggregate to see the whole-number MDCAT marks you need.

Matric Marks (out of 1200)

FSc Marks (out of 1200)

Desired Aggregate (%)

Required MDCAT Marks

0/180

Matric Marks 0/1200

FSc Marks 0/1200

Desired Aggregate 93%

Already Have Your MDCAT Score?

Use the full MDCAT Aggregate Calculator to calculate your actual aggregate when you already know your Matric, FSc and MDCAT marks.

Open MDCAT Aggregate Calculator

Important Note: This guide follows the supplied calculator’s 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT formula. Admission eligibility, merit position, seat allocation, provincial rules, categories and other requirements can vary according to the applicable admission regulations and admission cycle. Students should verify the latest requirements with the relevant official admitting authority before applying.