MDCAT Aggregate Calculator
Work out your aggregate from your SSC, HSC and MDCAT marks. Save it to see where you stand on your district’s board.
Find your MDCAT aggregate here
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Type your marks obtained and total marks. No sign-up needed; nothing is sent until you save.
PTA standard formula: SSC 10%, HSC 40%, MDCAT 50%. Unofficial: based only on entries saved on PTA. Your university’s merit list may differ.
Save and see my district positionWe emailed you a private link to change your marks, take your name off the board, or delete your entry.
What happens to my details?
- Your email is never shown.
- Tick Display on district board and your name, district and aggregate appear on that board.
- Your entry stays until PTA resets the boards after the admission season, or until you delete it.
- No MDCAT result yet? You can still save.
- Enter your SSC and HSC marks. You see your SSC + HSC share, out of 50%.
- Save it now. It is kept privately and does not go on any board yet.
- When your MDCAT result comes, open the private link we email you and add your MDCAT marks. Your full aggregate (out of 100%) can then go on your district board.
Your email is never shown. If you tick Display on district board, your name, district and aggregate are public on that board. Your entry stays until PTA resets the boards after the admission season, or until you delete it. See the Privacy Policy, clause 2.9.
No MDCAT marks yet? You can save your SSC + HSC part, but only entries with MDCAT marks go on a board.
How is the MDCAT aggregate worked out?
Each part is first turned into a percentage (marks obtained ÷ total marks × 100). Then each percentage is weighted:
| Part | Marks | Percentage | Weight | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSC (Matric) | 1,030 / 1,100 | 93.64% | × 0.10 | 9.36 |
| HSC (Intermediate) | 1,015 / 1,100 | 92.27% | × 0.40 | 36.91 |
| MDCAT | 174 / 180 | 96.67% | × 0.50 | 48.33 |
| MDCAT aggregate | 94.61% | |||
Each share is shown to two decimal places; the aggregate is worked out from the exact figures, so it can differ from the sum of the rounded shares by 0.01.