CUSAT CAT Exam Pattern 2020

CUSAT CAT 2020 Exam Pattern will be set by Cochin University of Science & Technology for various programmes including B.Tech, B.Com, MA, MCA, M.Sc, LLB and Doctorate Degree etc. CUSAT CAT 2020 will be organised in the online mode on April 18 & 19, 2020. Candidates can check CUSAT CAT 2020 exam pattern to get a fair idea about the types of questions, number of questions, marking scheme and other details related to the pattern of the exam. Understanding the exam pattern will help in better exam preparation. In order to clear the examination with good scores, candidates can check the detailed exam pattern and syllabus of CUSAT CAT 2020 to get a clear picture of the question paper and then start preparing for the examination accordingly.

Collegedekho experts have prepared a comprehensive analysis of the CUSAT CAT 2020 exam pattern based on previous years' exam trends. Getting familiar with the exam pattern and enhancing the applicant's efficiency, this is an important step in the preparation process for the exam. Following is the detailed pattern of CUSAT CAT 2020 exam that will help you in your preparation. 

Below mentioned detailed is for only B.Tech programmes. Apart from B. Tech Programme, CUSAT CAT is also conducted for various undergraduate and postgraduate programmes such as B. Voc Business, M Sc.(5 years integrated), Law programmes, MBA, MCA, M.A programmes and M.Sc., MFSc and M. Voc programmes and M. Tech programmes.

• The examination will contain 250 objective type multiple choice questions based on class 12 syllabus.

• Out of these 250 questions, 125 will be from Mathematics, 75 from Physics and 50 from Chemistry.

• The examination will be held for 3 hours.

• The medium of the question paper is in the English language.

• There will be a set of questions to be asked about the various topics mentioned in each part of the syllabus.

• Questions will be prepared according to the syllabus and equal weight will be given to all the topics.

• Each question will be awarded 3 marks for the correct answer and for every wrong answer, 1 mark will be deducted.

• There will be no deduction for unanswered questions.

Note: Candidates applying for the B.Tech programme will have to score a minimum of 10 marks in each subject to qualify for the ranking list. However, this requirement will not be applicable for those who come under the Kerala Scheduled Caste and Kerala Scheduled Tribe communities.

Candidate will be awarded 3 marks for every correct response answer and 1 mark is deducted from the total marks for every incorrect response given by them. Candidates will have to score a minimum of 10 marks in each subject to qualify for the ranking list. this requirement will not be applicable for those who come under the Kerala Scheduled Caste and Kerala Scheduled Tribe communities. Candidate will not be given negative marking if he/she leaves the question unanswered. In a case of error in question, candidates are likely to be awarded full marks.