PMAS-AAUR / UAAR Merit Calculator 2026

How to Calculate PMAS-AAUR / UAAR Admission Aggregate

The Pir Mehr Ali Shah Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi (PMAS-AAUR / UAAR) merit calculator is designed to help prospective students compute their aggregate score for undergraduate admissions. Admissions at PMAS-AAUR / UAAR are based on a weighted combination of your past academic scores and entry test performance.

Step-by-Step Calculation Guide:

1. Select your target Program: Choose your desired department or program from the dropdown list. If your program uses a custom formula, the calculator will automatically load the specific weightages.
2. Matric / SSC Marks: Enter your obtained and total marks from Matriculation or O-Levels equivalent. The calculator applies the standard Matric weightage (0%).
3. Intermediate / HSSC Marks: Input your FSc / ICS / A-Level equivalent marks. The calculator applies the Intermediate weightage (0%).
4. Click Calculate: Click the calculate button to see your estimated aggregate and review eligibility warnings.

PMAS-AAUR / UAAR Merit Weightage Formula

The default aggregate formula for PMAS-AAUR / UAAR admissions is:

Admissions Eligibility & Guidelines

To apply for undergraduate admission at PMAS-AAUR / UAAR, 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 (UAAR Admission/Entry Test — qualifying requirement where applicable; Landscape Architecture and Design follows its separately stated process) is mandatory.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Treating this result as PMAS-AAUR / UAAR's official aggregate — the formula status here is "not calculable exactly", meaning it's an estimate. Always cross-check against OFFICIAL CURRENT RANKING RULE/PROGRAMS: https://www.uaar.edu.pk/media/departments/registrar/UGAdmissions2026.pdf ; https://admissions.uaar.edu.pk/ — The current Fall-2026 notice states that undergraduate admission will be given on the basis of first-year marks on a provisional basis and separately requires an entry test where applicable. The older 70% academic + 30% test Agricultural Engineering formula was removed because the current notice does not republish or confirm those weights. No 100% academic weight was inferred. before relying on it.