Matric / SSCMarks
30%UAF merit calculator 2026–27
Enter your marks and get a live, transparent aggregate using the current UAF formula for your admission level.
Admission level
Your scores
Official weights are locked. Totals stay editable to match your certificate or test scale.
The official calculator above keeps the published weights locked. The custom builder lets you change input formats, weights, labels, and component count for another notice.
Current UAF admission formula
UAF's current first-degree admission terms calculate merit from Matric, Intermediate Part-I, and the entry test at 30%, 30%, and 40%. The current postgraduate GAT/GRE guideline uses 35% terminal-degree performance and 65% GAT for MS, MPhil, and MSc (Hons) merit.
Last reviewed: 7 August 2026Use Undergraduate for the current 30:30:40 formula or Postgraduate for the current MS/MPhil/MSc (Hons) 35:65 formula. A custom builder is available under Advanced options for another official notice.
For marks, enter obtained and maximum marks. For a terminal-degree CGPA, enter the CGPA and grading scale shown on the transcript.
The calculator converts each score to its percentage, applies the official weight, and shows how much each component contributes to the final aggregate.
Verified official sources
The built-in formulas were reviewed against UAF's 2026–27 admission documents on 7 August 2026. Admission rules can change between cycles, degree levels, programs, and categories, so the calculator keeps an advanced custom builder for cases where an official notice specifies something different.
Undergraduate 2026–27
The calculator normalizes each entered score to a percentage before applying its 30, 30, or 40 percent contribution.
MS / MPhil / MSc (Hons) 2026–27
The postgraduate preset follows the current UAF GAT/GRE guideline for these degree categories. Check the relevant notice for PhD or any other program.
The estimate tells you
It helps you verify the arithmetic, test possible entry-test scores, and see which component contributes most to your aggregate.
The estimate cannot tell you
Eligibility, quotas, document verification, available seats, applicant competition, and final closing merit remain official UAF decisions.
Common questions
The current UAF first-degree admission terms use 30% Matric, 30% Intermediate Part-I, and 40% Entry Test for the merit calculation.
For MS, MPhil, and MSc (Hons), the current 2026–27 UAF GAT/GRE guideline uses 35% terminal-degree performance and 65% GAT entry-test performance. Check the exact notice for other postgraduate categories.
No. The result is an arithmetic estimate. Admission also depends on eligibility, available seats, applicant competition, quotas, document verification, and the official closing merit.
Yes. Open Advanced & custom formula when the current UAF notice for your program specifies different components or weights.
Your aggregate is your calculated weighted score. Closing merit is the lowest score admitted in a specific list, program, quota, campus, and admission cycle.