The MDCAT Aggregate is the combined percentage of your Matric, FSc, and MDCAT scores. This calculated merit is used to determine whether a student is eligible to secure a seat in a medical or dental college. PMDC prepares the merit list based on these percentages.
How MDCAT Aggregate is Calculated?
Weightage Formula Approved by PMDC
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Matriculation or equivalent: 10%
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HSSC / FSc or equivalent: 40%
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National MDCAT-2024: 50%
These three components contribute to the final MBBS merit list.
Example Calculation for MDCAT Aggregate
For example, if your mark in Matric is 1060/1100, your FSc score is 1050/1100, and in MDCAT you scored 185/200, then:
Total Aggregate =
[(1060 ÷ 1100) × 0.10] + [(1050 ÷ 1100) × 0.40] + [(185 ÷ 200) × 0.50]
Total Aggregate = 94%
MDCAT 2025 Weightage Breakdown by Institutions
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PMDC (National Policy): Matric 10%, FSc 40%, MDCAT 50%
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Note: Some private institutes may have slightly different policies.
MDCAT Passing Marks in 2025
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MBBS: 65%
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BDS: 55%
Only passing marks are not enough. Seats in public sector colleges are limited, so only high-merit students will qualify.
Every year, the competition for MBBS seats is getting tougher. Students aiming for government colleges must strive for top performance in both FSc and MDCAT to avoid costly private college fees. Use this tool to track your merit accurately and prepare accordingly.
What is the formula for calculating aggregate?
It is:[(Matric Marks ÷ Total) × 0.10] + [(FSc Marks ÷ Total) × 0.40] + [(MDCAT Marks ÷ Total) × 0.50]
Can I get admission with just passing marks?
Only if your total aggregate is within merit range (usually 90%+ for public MBBS).
Is this calculator valid for NUMS or Aga Khan?
This formula is for PMDC/UHS-based institutes. NUMS and AKU have separate policies.
IS THIS FORMULA FOR 2020