MDCAT 2026 Aggregate Calculator: MBBS/BDS Merit

Q: What is the MDCAT 2026 aggregate formula?

The PMDC aggregate formula is 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT (out of 180), applied uniformly across all provinces for MBBS and BDS merit.

Q: How do I calculate my MDCAT aggregate?

Convert Matric, FSc and MDCAT scores to percentages, multiply by 0.10, 0.40 and 0.50 respectively, then add them together.

Q: What aggregate is needed for MBBS?

Public-sector MBBS closes between 86% and 92% aggregate, with top colleges above 90%.

Q: Is the aggregate formula the same in all provinces?

Yes. The PMDC 10/40/50 aggregate formula is applied uniformly across Punjab, Sindh, KPK, Balochistan and federal admissions.

Your MDCAT 2026 aggregate decides whether you get into a medical or dental college. The PMDC merit formula combines three scores: 10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT. Because the MDCAT carries the highest weight (50%), it is the single biggest factor in your final merit. Use the free MDCAT aggregate calculator below to estimate your MBBS/BDS aggregate percentage in seconds.

Calculate Your Aggregate Matric / SSC marks (obtained / total)

FSc / HSSC Pre-Medical marks (obtained / total)

MDCAT 2026 score (out of 180)

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The PMDC aggregate formula explained

Component	Weight	How it’s used
Matric / SSC	10%	(Matric % × 0.10)
FSc / HSSC	40%	(FSc % × 0.40)
MDCAT (out of 180)	50%	(MDCAT % × 0.50)

Aggregate % = (Matric% × 0.10) + (FSc% × 0.40) + (MDCAT% × 0.50). This 10/40/50 formula is applied uniformly across Punjab, Sindh, KPK, Balochistan and federal admissions for MBBS/BDS.

Worked example

Suppose Matric 1050/1100 (95.45%), FSc 980/1100 (89.09%) and MDCAT 165/180 (91.67%):

Matric: 95.45 × 0.10 = 9.55
FSc: 89.09 × 0.40 = 35.64
MDCAT: 91.67 × 0.50 = 45.83
Aggregate = 91.02%

What aggregate do you need for MBBS / BDS?

Merit changes every year by province and college, but as a guide:

Public-sector MBBS: closes between 86% and 92% aggregate.
Public-sector BDS: usually a few points lower than MBBS.
Top colleges (e.g. KEMU, DUHS, KMC): often above 90%.

Remember: This calculator gives an estimate. Final merit is set by PMDC and the admitting universities each year.

Why your MDCAT score matters most

Because the MDCAT is weighted at 50% (out of 180), every MDCAT mark has about 5× the impact of an FSc mark on your aggregate. That’s why even strong FSc students must take the MDCAT seriously, it is the deciding component of your merit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MDCAT 2026 aggregate formula?

10% Matric + 40% FSc + 50% MDCAT (out of 180), applied uniformly across provinces.

How do I calculate my MDCAT aggregate?

Convert each score to a percentage, multiply by its weight, and add them, or use the calculator above.

What aggregate is needed for MBBS?

Public MBBS closes between 86% and 92%, with top colleges above 90%.

Is the formula the same in all provinces?

Yes, the PMDC 10/40/50 formula is applied uniformly nationwide.

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