Hey, No physics questions are asked in the CAT exam since it is purely based for the admission of management studies. The CAT includes three part namely,

Quantative analysis,

Logical reasoning and data interpretation and

Verbal ability

type questions. The time given for the exam is 90 minutes.

Hi Asmita.

For CAT & CET  examination you need some basic document to be upload

• Class 10 marksheet.
• Class 12 marksheet.
• Graduation marksheets/certificate.
• Date of Birth certificate.
• Address proof.
• Caste category certificate (if applicable)
• PwD category certificate (if applicable)
• Scribe certificate (if applicable)

Hope that you get your answer.

Best

Hello,

VIT vellore is one of the renowned college of India. It has great infrastructure , campus life, Academics but its placement is some how less than the expected. VIT has three campuses all are good specially the vellore campus is awesome , You really feel like a 5 star

Dear Aspirant,

We like your confidence but you need to do a lot better in the examination. Your earlier marks have no bearing in your CAT examination. You need to hit a minimum of 98 percentile to be even considered. The logical reasoning is very simple, there are around 3300

Hello,

In the current pandemic situation, it is not possible to get physical coaching course. It would be better if you search for online learning course for CAT. There are private site who provides online course. Here are some for suggestion-

1. gradeup
2. imsindia
3. mbaguru
4. examnest
5. 2iim

Visit the official webpage

Hello

CAT eligibility criteria says that:

To be eligible for CAT ,
you need a  Bachelor's degree with at least 50 per cent marks or equivalent CGPA  while those who are from SC/ST/PH category need only at least 45 percentage in Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline to be eligible

So

Abhishek,according to the Registration guide manual available at: https://cdn.digialm.com//per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/17/PDF/Registration_Guide_CAT_2020.pdf, you need to enter the aggregate of marks or percentage obtained for the semesters completed to date. Going by that, even if you are in your 7th semester now, because you only have results announced until your 5th semester, you should