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GIKI is one of Pakistan's top private engineering universities. Per official GIKI criteria: Merit = Admission Test (85%) + SSC/Matric (15%). Intermediate marks are required for eligibility (60% min) but NOT included in merit calculation.
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The Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology (GIKI) merit calculator is designed to help prospective students compute their aggregate score for undergraduate admissions. Admissions at GIKI are based on a weighted combination of your past academic scores and entry test performance.
The default aggregate formula for GIKI admissions is:
To apply for undergraduate admission at GIKI, students must meet the minimum percentage criteria in Intermediate exams (usually 50% to 60% depending on engineering, computer science, or business disciplines). Additionally, passing the required entrance tests (GIKI Undergraduate Admission Test for Engineering and Computing programs, GIKI Common Admissions Test for Management Sciences) is mandatory.
GIKI Merit = (Admission Test Score × 0.85) + (SSC/Matric % × 0.15). Intermediate marks are required for eligibility (60% min in Math, Physics & Overall) but NOT included in the aggregate calculation. SAT or GIKI's own admission test is accepted.
GIKI has higher fees but excellent ROI with strong placement and industry connections.
GIKI closing merit ranges from 75-85% depending on the program. Computer and Electrical Engineering have highest cutoffs.