What is the Section-Wise weightage in the CUSAT CAT exam?

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Abhishek Chaudhary | Contributor-Level 8

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Weightage of each section in CUSAT CAT is as follows:

For Test Code 101

Subjects	No of Questions	Time in Minutes	Marks
Physics & Chemistry (combined)	135 Questions (Physics - 75 Questions and Chemistry - 60 Questions)	105 minutes	405
Mathematics	90 Questions	75 minutes	270
Total	225 Questions	180 minutes	675

For Test Code 104

Subjects	No of Questions	Time in Minutes	Marks
Physics & Chemistry (combined)	135 Questions (Physics - 75 Questions and Chemistry - 60 Questions)	105 minutes	405
Biology	90 Questions	75 minutes	270
Total	225 Questions	180 minutes	675

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