UET Lahore aggregate calculator

An admission aggregate converts each of your results into a percentage, multiplies it by the weight the institution assigns to it, and adds the weighted figures together. The weights are set by the admitting authority and are not negotiable — they are what makes one university's merit list rank candidates differently from another's.

University of Engineering & Technology (UET) Lahore uses 33% ECAT + 50% FSc Part-I + 17% Matric for ECAT-based programmes (Engineering, Computing, Architecture) (Fall 2026). The calculator applies exactly those weights, shows the arithmetic for every component, and checks any hard eligibility floors separately — because a candidate can post a competitive aggregate and still be rejected for missing a minimum.

Steps the calculator follows

• Normalise each component to a percentage: marks obtained ÷ total marks.
• Multiply that percentage by the component's weight.
• Add every weighted contribution together.
• Compare each gated component against its eligibility floor.

Rules and exceptions that apply

• IMPORTANT — the widely repeated '70% FSc + 30% ECAT' formula is NOT what UET Lahore's official Fall 2026 prospectus specifies. Matric does count, at 17%.
• A minimum aggregate / merit score of 50% is required for eligibility to any undergraduate programme.
• HSSC Part-I marks only are used, even where the full Intermediate result is available.
• A-Level and DAE candidates use 33% entrance test + 67% academic. B.Sc Engineering Technology holders use 33% test + 67% of a 7-semester CGPA.
• Non-ECAT programmes (Business and Science) use 25% Matric + 75% First-year Intermediate instead — with no entry test.
• UET Lahore awards 0–20 additional Hafiz-e-Quran marks after a proficiency test. This differs from medical admissions, where the award was revoked.
• CalcuPK could not officially source the pre-2026 UET Lahore formula, so no change date is asserted.

Aggregate = Σ (component percentage × component weight)

Why your actual result may differ

Totals vary between boards, equivalence certificates change the marks used, and admission policies are revised between cycles. Quotas, category seats, campus choice and the strength of a given year's applicant pool all affect whether an aggregate is enough. This calculator produces your score under the published formula — it does not predict admission.

The ECAT is marked out of 400 over 100 minutes. Each correct answer earns 4 marks and each wrong answer earns 0 — there is no negative marking, so leaving a question blank gains you nothing that a guess would not. UET's own worked example makes the point: 40 correct, 40 wrong and 20 blank scores 40 × 4 = 160 out of 400. The 40 wrong answers cost nothing.

UET states there is no minimum passing mark on the entry test itself. A low ECAT does not disqualify you; it simply feeds a weak 33% into your aggregate.

Choosing your subject combination

You sit one of five combinations, chosen to match your Intermediate subjects:

• English, Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry
• English, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science
• English, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics
• English, Physics, Biology, Chemistry
• English, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science

DAE candidates choose from two only: Physics, Mathematics, English, Chemistry; or Physics, Mathematics, English, Computer Science. Pre-Medical candidates take Biology in place of Mathematics, and are eligible to apply for computing programmes.

Source: UET Lahore Admissions Portal — FAQs, Entry Test (Fall 2026) · checked 2026-09-06

The 17/50/33 split on this page is the ECAT-based engineering formula. UET runs two other routes, and applying the wrong one produces a number that means nothing for the merit list you are actually on.

• A-Level and DAE candidates are assessed on 33% entry test and 67% academic, rather than the 17/50 academic split used for Intermediate candidates. Holders of a B.Sc Engineering Technology qualification use 33% test with 67% of a seven-semester CGPA.
• Non-ECAT programmes — the Business and Science degrees — do not require the ECAT at all. They are ranked on 25% Matric and 75% first-year Intermediate. If you are applying for BBA or a science programme, the ECAT column on this page does not apply to you.
• Hafiz-e-Quran candidates can be awarded up to 20 additional marks at UET Lahore after a proficiency test. This is the opposite of medical admissions, where the equivalent award was revoked.

Minimum Intermediate marks are 60% for Engineering, Architecture and Computer Engineering (NCEAC), and 50% for Science, Technology and Business programmes. Separately, an applicant must reach a 50% aggregate to be considered at all.

UET Taxila publishes the same 17/50/33 weighting as UET Lahore, so the arithmetic on this page transfers. What differs is the test that fills the 33%: confirm whether your Taxila programme accepts the TCAT or the ECAT before you assume your score carries across. They are separate institutions with separate merit lists — a strong aggregate at one says nothing about admission at the other, because closing merit is set by each university's own applicant pool.