How many questions will there be in the CUSAT CAT Exam Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics section?

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Candidates have to complete the CUSAT CAT exam in three hours. The questions asked are in multiple-choice format with four alternatives. Check below for the exam pattern for the CUSAT UG exam as per the CUSAT CAT 2024 prospectus.

For Test Code 101

Papers	Subjects	Total Questions
Paper 1	Mathematics	90
Paper 2	Physics	75
Paper 2	Chemistry	60
Total		225

For Test Code 104

Papers	Subjects	Total Questions
Paper 1	Biology	90
Paper 2	Physics	75
Paper 2	Chemistry	60
Total		225

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