MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026 (20 Sep Exam, 10/40/50 Formula)

About the MDCAT Aggregate Calculator 2026 (20 Sep Exam, 10/40/50 Formula)

Free Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PMDC) MDCAT aggregate calculator for MBBS and BDS admissions. MDCAT 2026 is scheduled for 20 September 2026, moved from the original 16 August date after PMDC revised the schedule. Registration closed on 8 July at the normal fee of Rs 9,000 and 13 July with the late fee of Rs 13,000. The paper is 180 MCQs across Biology 81, Chemistry 45, Physics 36, English 9 and Logical Reasoning 9, with no negative marking.

What aggregate you actually need: a Punjab public MBBS seat on open merit has in recent cycles landed somewhere in the low nineties, but treat that as a band rather than a number. The strongest Lahore colleges run several points above that. Note that UHS does not publish a consolidated closing merit table: it issues selection lists one college at a time behind dropdowns and posts the Order of Merit as scanned images, so any site quoting exact per-college cut-offs is estimating. That gap is worth understanding rather than glossing over: closing merit FALLS with each successive selection list as higher-scoring candidates take seats elsewhere, so a first-list cutoff and a final cutoff for the same college are both true and can differ by two to three points. Judge yourself against the final figure, not the headline one. Sindh public colleges such as DUHS typically close in the mid-to-high 80s, and the stronger KPK colleges such as Ayub and Khyber Medical College around 87 to 90 percent.

Uses the widely cited admission formula: Matric (SSC) 10% + FSc Pre-Medical (HSSC) 40% + MDCAT 50%, applied by most PMDC recognised medical colleges in Punjab (UHS), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KMU), Sindh (where DUHS / SMC follow the PMDC standard) and AJK. Enter Matric obtained and total, FSc obtained and total, then your raw MDCAT score (the default mode and the correct mode for the current PMDC NMDCAT cycle). Per the PMDC public notice, the MDCAT is 180 MCQs over 3 hours with NO negative marking, so the default total here is 180. The dropdown also supports 200 (older PMC cycles) and 210 (pre-2024 cycles). An optional Custom (with negative marking) mode is available for non-PMDC tests only, use it if your specific non-PMDC test (for example NUMS, AKU or FMDC) documents a per-wrong-answer penalty in its current information guide, you enter correct and wrong attempts and the tool applies a -1 deduction. The calculator returns: Matric / FSc / MDCAT raw percentages, each component's weighted contribution and the final aggregate %. A built-in target-aggregate estimator tells you exactly what MDCAT score you need to hit (e.g. 85% target, 90% target) given your Matric and FSc inputs. A per-college closing merit table used to sit here and was removed in August 2026 because its figures could not be traced to UHS; the page now gives the band and points you at UHS instead. Important caveats: PMDC MDCAT rules (total marks, negative marking, weighting) can change year to year, always confirm against the current cycle's official PMDC / UHS / KMU prospectus before relying on the figures. NUMS Army Medical College and the AKU / FMDC entrance tests use separate formulas. Real merit lists also factor in district / province quotas and reserved seats outside this calculation. The tool produces estimates only. All computation runs entirely client-side in your browser, no marks or personal academic data is transmitted or stored anywhere.