NUST NET (Engineering) MCQs & Admission Test Preparation
About NUST NET (Engineering)
The NUST Entry Test (NET) for Engineering / Computing is conducted by the National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST) for admission to undergraduate Engineering and Computing programmes. The paper is MCQs-based and focuses on concepts from SSC/HSSC (FSc) or A‑Level syllabi.
- Total MCQs: 200
- Duration: 3 hours (180 minutes)
- Marking: No negative marking
- Merit weightage: NET 75%, SSC/O‑Level 10%, HSSC/A‑Level (or Part‑1) 15%
- Attempts: Multiple attempts in a cycle are allowed (best score counts)
Source: NUST FAQs (200 MCQs, 3 hours; no negative marking), Merit Criteria page, and UG Brochure notes on multiple attempts.
Paper Composition & Syllabus (2025)
As per NUST official “Subjects included in NET with weightings”, the NET‑Engineering paper has the following distribution.
Mathematics – Key Topics
Physics – Key Topics
English – Key Topics
Preparation & Official Resources
Practice with full‑length mock tests (200 MCQs, 180 minutes, no negative marking) and topic‑wise MCQs aligned with FSc/A‑Level concepts.
Key 2025 Info (Quick Glance)
- NET-2025 Windows: Series‑2 to Series‑4 held across Islamabad/Karachi/Quetta/Gilgit as per NUST schedule.
- Application Fee: Rs. 5,000 per NET attempt (national seat).
- Merit Formula: NET 75% + SSC 10% + HSSC/A‑Level (or Part‑1) 15%.
- Mock Tests: Official CBNET sample is available on the NUST site.
Always verify latest windows/schedule on the NUST UG Admissions portal during your application.
Related Engineering Admissions Pages
FAQs
Where should I verify NUST NET (Engineering) deadlines and eligibility?
Use the official university or testing body website and the current admission advertisement. MCQsMind provides preparation material only.
How should I start preparing for NUST NET (Engineering)?
Start with the official syllabus, then practice English, reasoning, quantitative aptitude, general knowledge, and the subject-specific areas listed for this test.