How is Air Engineering merit calculated?

It uses 10% SSC, 50% HSSC and 40% accepted test. For example, 80% SSC, 75% HSSC and 65% test give 8.00 + 37.50 + 26.00 = 71.50%.

How is Air non-engineering merit calculated?

It uses 15% SSC, 35% HSSC and 50% accepted test. For example, 80% SSC, 75% HSSC and 65% test give 12.00 + 26.25 + 32.50 = 70.75%.

What do awaiting A-level applicants enter?

Enter your O-level equivalence percentage, use 60% for Engineering or 50% for other programmes while awaiting A-level results, and enter your accepted test percentage. For example, 80% O-level with the 60 Engineering standby score and 65% test gives 8.00 + 30.00 + 26.00 = 64.00%.

Can any SAT score be entered as the test?

No. Business and Management require at least 1100 in SAT-I. This calculator takes a percentage, not a raw SAT score. Ask Air how your SAT result will be used before estimating merit. NAT/USAT exemption requires at least 50, and accepted tests depend on your programme.

Air University Merit Calculator

Calculate your Air University merit with the current criteria: engineering (10% SSC, 50% HSSC, 40% test) or non-engineering (15% SSC, 35% HSSC, 50% test).

How your result is calculated

10% SSC + 50% HSSC + 40% test

SSC / equivalent percentage10%
HSSC percentage50%
Accepted test percentage40%

Use your SSC and HSSC percentages with the accepted test.

For NAT/USAT exemption, you need a score of at least 50 and a test that matches your qualification. Accepted tests depend on your programme.
An exemption test must have been taken within one year of Air's admission closing date. Enter a percentage here, not a raw SAT, NET or ECAT score.