NED Aggregate Calculator 2027
Last updated:Calculate your NED University 2027 aggregate using NED's 40% HSC + 60% Entry Test formula. Enter your Intermediate (FSc) marks and your Pre-Admission Entry Test score to see your merit percentage for Software Engineering, Computer Science and other NED programmes. The entry test now carries 60% of the aggregate, making it the most impactful variable — Maqsad is an online ECAT preparation platform covering the NED entry test with chapter-wise MCQs and daily live classes.
HSC Part I (first year)40% weight
Enter your first-year (HSC-I) marks only.
HSC-I Marks Obtained
HSC-I Total Marks
NED Entry Test out of 100 60% weight
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NED's current merit formula combines two components using a 40/60 weightage system — Intermediate marks and the Pre-Admission Entry Test.
FSc — 40%
Intermediate (HSC)
Test — 60%
out of 100
FSc: (obtained ÷ 1100) × 40
Test: (score ÷ 100) × 60
Aggregate = FSc + Entry Test
Enter FSc Marks
Input your HSC / FSc (Intermediate) marks obtained out of 1100.
Enter Test Score
Input your NED Pre-Admission Entry Test score out of 100.
Calculate
Click the button to instantly see your aggregate and which NED programs you may qualify for.
Note: the entry test carries 60% of the weight. NED requires at least 60% in HSC for BE programmes and 50% for BS programmes.
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Frequently Asked Questions — NED Aggregate Calculator
Under NED University’s current merit formula, the aggregate uses a 40/60 weightage: 40% from your HSC / Intermediate (FSc) marks and 60% from your Pre-Admission Entry Test score. Each component is converted to a percentage of its total, multiplied by its weight, then summed. Because the entry test carries 60% of the weight, it is the most impactful component of your aggregate.
It refers to NED’s current merit weightage: 60% Pre-Admission Entry Test + 40% Intermediate (HSC). Because the entry test carries most of the weight, strong test performance is the single most effective lever for improving your NED merit. NED hasn’t published its 2027 admission policy yet — check the 2027 prospectus once it’s out.
High-demand programs like Software Engineering, Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering typically close around 80–86%. Most core engineering programs (Electrical, Electronic, Telecom, Mechanical) close around 70–78%, while disciplines such as Civil, Chemical, Petroleum, Metallurgical and Textile close lower. These are indicative figures — closing merits vary every year with the applicant pool.
No. NED’s merit formula does not include Matric (SSC) marks. The aggregate is built only from your HSC / Intermediate (FSc) marks (40%) and your Pre-Admission Entry Test score (60%). You do, however, still need to meet the minimum matric eligibility requirement to apply.
Per NED’s 2026 admission notices, candidates must finally secure at least 60% in HSC for BE (Engineering) programmes and at least 50% for BS programmes — admission is cancelled below these. The HSC Part I threshold for sitting the entry test is set in NED’s prospectus each year. Meeting the minimum makes you eligible — your final placement still depends on your aggregate merit.
The NED Pre-Admission Entry Test has 100 MCQs in total — Mathematics (25), Physics (25), Chemistry (25) and English (25). There is no negative marking and calculators are allowed, so attempt every question. Your test score out of 100 feeds directly into the 60% test component of the aggregate.
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