CUSAT Kochi Cutoff 2025: Previous Years Cut off Trends for All Courses

With 184 marks in the CUSAT CAT 2024 exam, your chances of getting admission to B.Tech programs at Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) depend on the cutoff for your category (ST). Previous data indicates that the cutoff for popular branches like Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering ranges between 10,000 and 13,000 ranks for ST candidates. If your rank falls within this range, you have good chances. For less competitive branches, the cutoff is more relaxed.

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Yes , the CUSAT CAT ( Cochin University of Science and Technology Common Admission Test ) is conducted online . It is a computer based test ( CBT ) held annually for admissions to various undergraduate and postgraduate programs at CUSAT .

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Hello Student,

Admission to Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) and NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) generally depends on entrance exam performance, not just 12th-grade marks.

1. CUSAT : Admission to CUSAT's undergraduate programs is primarily through the CUSAT CAT entrance exam. However, for some courses (like certain non-professional or vocational programs), your 12th-grade marks might play a role in the selection process. In professional programs like B.Tech, your CUSAT CAT rank is the main criterion.

2. NATA: For architecture programs, NATA scores are crucial for admission. While your 12th-grade percentage matters (you need at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Math), the NATA score is the key factor in determining your admission to architecture programs.

If your entrance exam scores are low, the chances of admission into competitive programs may decrease, but some institutions might have management quota seats where 12th-grade marks can be considered more significantly. It's best to check with the specific college for their admission policies.

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