How can I get admission in CUSAT for BSc?
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The CUSAT CAT score is used to determine admission to the Integrated BSc-MSc curriculum. The Cochin University of Science and Technology Common Admission Test, or CUSAT CAT, is a computer-based exam used to narrow down potential candidates for admission to different programmes. Following the selection rounds, CUSAT publishes a rank list based on the cumulative grades earned in the fields of chemistry, math, and physics. For a particular Integrated BSc-MSc specialty, a different rank list is made available. Candidates are contacted for a round of document verification and counselling based on their ranking on the list.
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CUSAT admission to Integrated BSc-MSc programme is based on CUSAT CAT score. CUSAT CAT or Cochin University of Science and Technology Common Admission Test is a computer-based test conducted for shortlisting aspirants for admission to various courses. After completion of selection rounds, CUSAT releases a rank list based on total marks secured in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry subjects. A separate rank list is released for selected Integrated BSc-MSc specialisation. Based on the rank list, aspirants are called for counselling and document verification round.
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