COMSATS Aggregate Calculator & Admission Guide 2026

This guide explains how undergraduate merit is calculated at COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI), including the standard Matric, Intermediate, and NTS/NAT weightage.

Important: Admission requirements and merit rules can vary by program, faculty, campus, and admission session. Always check the latest official CUI admission information before applying.

COMSATS Undergraduate Merit Formula

The current CUI Lahore admissions FAQ lists the following undergraduate merit breakdown:

In simple form:

Aggregate = (Matric % × 10%) + (Intermediate % × 40%) + (NAT % × 50%)

Example Calculation

Suppose a student has:

Estimated aggregate:

(90 × 0.10) + (85 × 0.40) + (80 × 0.50) = 83.00%

This is only a mathematical example. It is not a predicted closing merit or admission guarantee.

NTS / NAT Test

CUI's current admissions FAQ states that the undergraduate admission test is the NTS NAT. It lists NAT categories according to the student's previous study group.

The same FAQ states that one NAT test makes an applicant eligible for any undergraduate program at CUI, subject to the applicable program requirements.

How to Calculate Your Percentage

First convert each academic result into a percentage:

Percentage = (Obtained Marks ÷ Total Marks) × 100

You can use our Percentage Calculator to calculate the individual percentages.

Eligibility and Program Requirements

Eligibility is program-specific. Students should check the official CUI undergraduate admission resources for the exact qualification, subject, and minimum-mark requirements of their selected degree.

CUI's current Lahore FAQ also notes specific rules for pre-medical applicants, O/A-Level students, and result-awaiting applicants. These rules should be checked against the admission session and selected program.

O/A-Level Students

The current CUI Lahore FAQ states that O-Level and A-Level students must obtain separate IBCC equivalence certificates for merit calculation.

Pre-Medical Students

CUI's current Lahore FAQ states that pre-medical students applying to certain programs such as Computer Science, Software Engineering or Physics have mathematics deficiency-course requirements. Applicants should verify the exact rule for their selected program before applying.

Architecture and Design Are Different

The standard 10% Matric + 40% Intermediate + 50% NTS/NAT formula should not be applied blindly to Architecture and Design.

CUI's published undergraduate merit criteria provide separate treatment for Architecture and Design programs, including a creative aptitude component.

Admission Process

  1. Choose the campus and undergraduate program.
  2. Check the program-specific eligibility criteria.
  3. Arrange the required NTS/NAT test or applicable entry test.
  4. Complete the online admission application.
  5. Upload the required documents.
  6. Pay the applicable processing fee.
  7. Monitor the official merit lists and admission portal.

Useful Student Tools

Percentage Calculator

Aggregate Calculator

NUST Guide

FAST Guide

Official COMSATS Sources

Last verified: September 30, 2026