UHS MDCAT 2026 Score Distribution: How Many Scored 170+, 160+, 150+
The Punjab MDCAT 2026 marks bands released by UHS, turned into a running total so you can see how many candidates scored at or above your marks.
With the Punjab result, UHS published how many candidates fell into each 10-mark band. The table below adds a running total, so you can read off how many of the 47,475 candidates who appeared scored at or above a given mark.
| Marks (of 180) | Candidates | At or above this band | Share at or above |
|---|---|---|---|
| 170–180 | 1,772 | 1,772 | 3.7% |
| 160–169 | 6,682 | 8,454 | 17.8% |
| 150–159 | 6,260 | 14,714 | 31.0% |
| 140–149 | 5,357 | 20,071 | 42.3% |
| 130–139 | 4,939 | 25,010 | 52.7% |
| 120–129 | 4,382 | 29,392 | 61.9% |
| 110–119 | 4,188 | 33,580 | 70.7% |
| 100–109 | 3,766 | 37,346 | 78.7% |
| 90–99 | 3,111 | 40,457 | 85.2% |
| 89 and below | 7,018 | 47,475 | 100% |
Reading the table
- The bands match the official pass counts. 40,457 at 90 or above is exactly UHS's BDS-eligible figure. 37,708 MBBS-eligible (99 and above) means 362 candidates scored exactly 99.
- The top is crowded. About one candidate in six scored 160 or more. One mark can move you past hundreds of people, which is why aggregate merit lists close to decimal places.
- The middle is wide. Scores from 100 to 159 hold 28,892 candidates, well over half the field.
What it means for admission
Rank in MDCAT is only half the picture: merit is decided on the aggregate with your Matric and FSc marks. Two candidates with the same MDCAT score can land far apart on the merit list. For a longer discussion, see What is a good score in MDCAT 2026?. To work out your own number, use the aggregate calculator.
These figures are for the Punjab (UHS) paper only. Other provinces sat different papers, so their bands are not comparable.
Frequently asked questions
How many students scored above 170 in MDCAT 2026 Punjab?
1,772 candidates scored between 170 and 180 — 3.73% of the 47,475 who appeared.
Is 160 a good score in MDCAT 2026?
In Punjab, 8,454 candidates scored 160 or more, which is the top 17.8%. Whether it earns a public MBBS seat depends on the aggregate with your Matric and FSc marks and on the merit list, which has not been published yet.