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    The CAT examination pattern has two levels - Foundation Course (Entry Level) Part-I and CAT Competency Level (Part-II). Part-I has two papers that are each worth 100 marks and contain 100 multiple choice questions. There is no negative marking. To pass, a candidate must score minimum 40% in each paper and an aggregate of 50% total marks. Part-II has one paper worth 100 marks split into two sections. It contains both multiple choice and practical questions to be answered online. There is no negative marking. To pass, a candidate must score minimum 40% in each section and 50% aggregate marks.

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    The CAT examination pattern has two levels - Foundation Course (Entry Level) Part-I and CAT Competency Level (Part-II). Part-I has two papers that are each worth 100 marks and contain 100 multiple choice questions. There is no negative marking. To pass, a candidate must score minimum 40% in each paper and an aggregate of 50% total marks. Part-II has one paper worth 100 marks split into two sections. It contains both multiple choice and practical questions to be answered online. There is no negative marking. To pass, a candidate must score minimum 40% in each section and 50% aggregate marks.

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    CAT Exam Pattern

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    The CAT examination pattern has two levels - Foundation Course (Entry Level) Part-I and CAT Competency Level (Part-II). Part-I has two papers that are each worth 100 marks and contain 100 multiple choice questions. There is no negative marking. To pass, a candidate must score minimum 40% in each paper and an aggregate of 50% total marks. Part-II has one paper worth 100 marks split into two sections. It contains both multiple choice and practical questions to be answered online. There is no negative marking. To pass, a candidate must score minimum 40% in each section and 50% aggregate marks.

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    Pattern of CAT Examinations

    Examination Pattern for Foundation Course (Entry Level) Part-I Examination shall have Multiple Choice Questions to be answered online. The Examination of Foundation Course (Entry Level) Part-I shall be held on a single day in two sessions, Forenoon and Afternoon. The details of the papers covered in both the session would be: Paper I (100 Marks) Section A:- Organization and Management Fundamentals (40 Marks) Section B:- Accounting (60 Marks) Total Questions:- 100 (Multiple Choice Questions) Maximum Marks :- 100 ( Each Question will carry 1 Mark) There will be no negative marking for wrong answers Paper II (100 Marks) Section A:- Economics and Business Fundamentals (50 Marks) Section B:- Business Mathematics and Statistics Fundamentals (50 Marks) Total Questions:- 100 (Multiple Choice Questions) Maximum Marks :- 100 ( Each Question will carry 1 Mark) There will be no negative marking for wrong answers Standard of Pass A Candidate of Entry Level shall be declared to have passed in the Examination if he secures minimum 40% marks in each paper and an aggregate of 50% of total marks. Examination Pattern for CAT Competency Level (Part- II) Examination shall have multiple choice questions and practical questions to be answered online. The details of the papers covered are Paper I (100 Marks) Section A :- Financial Accounting (50 Marks) Section B :- Applied Statutory Compliance (50 Marks) There will be no negative marking for wrong answers Standard of Pass A Candidate of Competency Level shall be declared to have passed in the Examination if he secures minimum 40% marks in each section and an aggregate of 50% of total marks.

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