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MBBS and BDS (CAS): 50% MDCAT, 40% FSc, 10% Matric. Allied health (KMU-CAT): 40% test, 50% FSc, 10% Matric.

Last updated 19 October 2026 · Page edited

How KMU calculates your aggregate

KMU is the admitting university for MBBS and BDS in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Public colleges are filled through CAS and private colleges through CASPR, both with 50% MDCAT, 40% FSc and 10% Matric. KMU-CAT is a separate test for allied health, nursing, DPT and similar BS programmes, with 40% test, 50% FSc and 10% Matric.

MBBS and BDS (CAS and CASPR)

Aggregate = (MDCAT % × 0.5) + (FSc / HSSC % × 0.4) + (Matric / SSC % × 0.1)

50% PMDC MDCAT, out of 180.
40% FSc Pre-Medical: at least 65% for public colleges, 60% for private.
10% Matric.

Allied health (KMU-CAT)

Aggregate = (KMU-CAT % × 0.4) + (FSc / HSSC % × 0.5) + (Matric / SSC % × 0.1)

40% KMU-CAT, out of 100.
50% FSc: generally 50% for BS, 60% for DPT.
10% Matric.

Which marks to enter

MDCAT: your marks and the total on your MDCAT result (180 in 2026). KMU accepts MDCAT 2024, 2025 or 2026.
KMU-CAT: pick Allied health and enter your score out of 100.
O and A Levels: enter your IBCC equivalence marks. The calculator doesn't convert grades.
Colleges: pick public (CAS) or private (CASPR). They have different FSc minimums and separate applications.

Worked example: KMU aggregate for MBBS

Part	Working	Points
MDCAT 150 / 180	83.33% × 50%	41.6667
FSc / HSSC 1000 / 1100	90.91% × 40%	36.3636
Matric / SSC 1050 / 1100	95.45% × 10%	9.5455
KMU aggregate		87.5758%

KMU's public policy breaks ties at five decimal places by older age, then higher Matric marks, then higher test marks.

KMU closing merit

KMU publishes a final merit list for each category that ranks every candidate by aggregate (for 2025-26 MBBS open merit, dated 12 December 2025). Seats are then given college by college at placement rounds, so KMU doesn't publish a closing aggregate for each college.

Find your position in the final merit list on the CAS merit lists page and attend placement on the date in the schedule. Figures for individual colleges on other sites are estimates, so we don't show them.

KMU MBBS and BDS: public and private colleges

Public colleges (CAS): FSc Pre-Medical at least 65%, MDCAT at least 55% for MBBS or 50% for BDS, and KP or Newly Merged Districts domicile.
Private colleges (CASPR): FSc at least 60%, the same MDCAT minimums, and not limited to KP domicile on the portal.
Each programme (MBBS, BDS) needs its own application and fee, Rs 3,000 per programme.
Public seat categories include open merit, self finance, reciprocal, disabled, backward areas, Newly Merged Districts, overseas Pakistanis, minorities and others. You are only considered for categories you apply for.

KMU-CAT for allied health and nursing

KMU-CAT is not for MBBS or BDS. It is KMU's test for BS allied health sciences, nursing, public health, DPT, Pharm-D and similar programmes. It has 100 MCQs in 90 minutes with no negative marking, and a score is valid for one year.

Registering for KMU-CAT doesn't apply you for a programme; submit the programme application as well.

KMU admission strategy

MDCAT carries 50% of your KMU aggregate, and public colleges also need 65% in FSc.

1. Clear the minimums

55% in MDCAT for MBBS (99 of 180) or 50% for BDS (90 of 180), plus 65% in FSc for public colleges or 60% for private.

2. Apply on both portals

Public (CAS) and private (CASPR) colleges have separate applications. Apply to both if you would accept a private seat.

3. Choose your categories

KMU only considers you for the seat categories you apply for, such as self finance or Newly Merged Districts.

4. Attend placement

After the final merit list, seats are allotted at placement rounds. Deposit the fee within three working days of placement or the seat goes to the next candidate.

Khyber Medical College

Khyber Medical College, Peshawar.

KMU aggregate: common questions

How is the KMU aggregate calculated for MBBS and BDS?

50% MDCAT, 40% FSc Pre-Medical and 10% Matric, for both public (CAS) and private (CASPR) colleges.

What is the minimum FSc percentage for KMU?

65% for public colleges through CAS and 60% for private colleges through CASPR.

What is the KMU closing merit?

KMU publishes a final merit list ranking every candidate by aggregate, then allots seats at placement rounds. It doesn't publish a closing aggregate for each college.

Which MDCAT years does KMU accept?

MDCAT 2024, 2025 or 2026 for 2026-27 admissions.

Is KMU-CAT used for MBBS?

No. KMU-CAT is for allied health, nursing, DPT, Pharm-D and similar programmes. MBBS and BDS use the PMDC MDCAT.

How does KMU break ties?

The public admission policy ranks equal aggregates (to five decimal places) by older age, then higher Matric marks, then higher entry test marks.

Sources and calculation rules

Checked 19 October 2026 on the official pages: KMU CAS: public MBBS/BDS admissions, KMU CASPR: private MBBS/BDS admissions, KMU CAS merit lists, KMU Admission Policy (public) 2025-26, KMU-CAT.

FSc minimums are from the current CAS (65%) and CASPR (60%) eligibility pages; the older 2025-26 policy PDF states 60%. The tie order comes from that policy and isn't confirmed for private or CAT admissions.

StudentPath is an independent guide. Confirm current admission requirements with the university.