FAST Aggregate Calculator

FAST aggregate is calculated based on your admission test score, Matric (SSC) marks, and Intermediate (HSSC) marks. The weightage typically follows this formula:

1. Admission Test/SAT/NTS: 50%
2. Intermediate (HSSC Part 1 or complete): 40%
3. Matric (SSC): 10%
4. Your aggregate score determines your merit position for FAST admissions.

For BS Computer Science (CS) at FAST, a 70%+ aggregate is generally considered safe, especially if applying through the FAST admission test. For NTS NAT or SAT applicants, a higher aggregate (75%–85%) is usually required due to limited seats.

FAST University merit lists are published on the official FAST-NUCES admission portal. Log in with your application credentials to view your merit position and admission status.

Eligibility varies by program:

• BS Engineering/CS: At least 60% in SSC and HSSC with Math, Physics, and Chemistry/CS.
• BBA/Accounting/FinTech: At least 50% in HSSC from any stream.
• A-level and international students must provide equivalence certificates from IBCC.

No, FAST (NUCES) and NUST are two separate universities.FAST-NUCES is a private sector university known for computing and business, while NUST is a public university offering engineering, computing, and more. Each has its own admission test and process.

Yes, FAST releases multiple merit lists based on seat availability. If you are on the waiting list after the first merit list, you may be offered admission in subsequent lists if seats remain unfilled.

The total tuition fee per semester depends on the number of courses you enroll in:

• Per credit hour: Rs. 10,000
• Estimated semester fee: Rs. 150,000–180,000 (for 5–6 courses)
• Other one-time and recurring fees include:
• Admission Fee: Rs. 30,000
• Security Deposit (refundable): Rs. 20,000
• Student Activities Fund: Rs. 2,000 per semester