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Last updated: October 2026
FAST-NU Admission Merit Calculator
This page starts with a 10 / 40 / 50 mix that many students use when they sketch a FAST-NU aggregate. FAST publishes the official combination in each admission booklet — match those figures before you decide.
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Weights must add up to 100. Marks stay on this device only.
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Reverse calculator
Enter a target aggregate to see the minimum fast admission test marks you still need.
Your aggregate
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- Matric %
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- Intermediate %
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- FAST admission test %
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- Enter marks to see each weighted share.
Formula used: waiting for marks…
Source: official prospectus (2026)
Example FAST-NU pattern: 10% Matric, 40% Intermediate, 50% admission test. Confirm the current FAST admission booklet.
Confirm the final criteria with your university. Verify with official prospectus.
Merit calculators by university
Open a preloaded page for a common test. Each page uses example weights — check the latest prospectus.
FAST example
880/1100 Matric, 902/1100 Intermediate, 72/100 test. That is 80.00%, 82.00% and 72.00%. Weighted parts: 8.00 + 32.80 + 36.00. Aggregate: 76.80%.
| Input | Weighted part |
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| Matric 880 / 1100 | 80.00% × 10% = 8.00 |
| Intermediate 902 / 1100 | 82.00% × 40% = 32.80 |
| FAST test 72 / 100 | 72.00% × 50% = 36.00 |
| Final aggregate | 76.80% |
Example FAST-NU pattern: 10% Matric, 40% Intermediate, 50% admission test. Confirm the current FAST admission booklet.
Official source (opens in a new tab) — year 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 10-40-50 official for every FAST campus?
It is an example, not a guarantee. Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi and other campuses can share one policy or publish local notes. Open the FAST admission page linked under the result.
Does FAST accept SAT or another test?
Some cycles mention alternate tests. If your offer letter names SAT or another paper, change the test total and keep the same weight only if the booklet says so.
Should I include Hafiz or sports marks?
Only if the current policy lists extra points outside this three-part aggregate. This calculator does not add bonus marks automatically.
Can I hide the test and use school marks only?
You can set test weight to 0, but that no longer represents a FAST-style policy. Use it only for a private “what if” check.
How is this different from the main merit page?
The math is the same. This URL preloads FAST weights, uses FAST-focused examples, and keeps a self-referencing canonical for people searching FAST merit.
What if my Intermediate is out of 1100 and the test is out of 100?
That is fine. Each bucket uses its own total. Do not convert everything to 1100 unless the prospectus tells you to.