Aggregate / Merit Calculator

How to Use

Enter your Matric marks (obtained and total) and your F.Sc marks the same way. If you know the weightage your target university uses — for example, 50% Matric and 50% F.Sc, or a different split — adjust the two percentage boxes so they add up to 100. Hit "Calculate Aggregate" and your combined merit percentage appears instantly, along with the breakdown so you can see exactly how it was worked out.

Why it is Useful

• Saves you from manually working out two percentages and combining them with weightage — a place where small arithmetic slips are easy to make.
• The adjustable weightage means you're not stuck with one fixed formula — most colleges and general admission lists use a 50/50 split, but you can change it to match whichever criteria you're checking against.
• Seeing the breakdown (not just the final number) helps you understand which part — Matric or FSc — is pulling your aggregate up or down, which is genuinely useful when you're deciding where to focus.

Good to Know

This calculator gives you the general aggregate formula used for most college and university admissions. Some professional programs — MDCAT, ECAT, and a few others — use their own specific weightage, so it's worth checking the exact formula on the relevant calculator or the institution's official admission notice before relying on this number for something important.