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Although both the CAT and the JEE Mains are a combination of assessments; they each use a different types of questions for each exam. The CAT exam asked questions about verbal ability, reading comprehension, data interpretation, logical reasoning, and quantitative reasoning. The questions tested reasoning and composed analytical and problem-solving questions that needed to be completed within a given time frame. The JEE Mains exam presented physics-related questions, chemistry-related questions and questions that required mathematics. The JEE Mains exam consists of two questionnaires that have multiple-choice questions and question that have énumerical-based questions. The JEE Mains required knowing how to use concepts acquired in previous material and applying those concepts to questions. The key to success in both assessments is perseverance, strategy, and proper time allocation and management.

Obtaining 54 marks in CUET PG and belonging to general status would make your education next to impossible as the cutoffs for central universities (CU), like Delhi University (DU), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and Banaras Hindu University (BHU), tend to be quite higher. However, some of the state universities and private universities may be a long shot, as the cut off scores may not be as stringent, and would make them more viable options. Alternately you could research universities that accept CUET PG scores with more flexible admission standards. You may also want to keep an eye out for regional universities, or distance learning sources outside of the cut-off scores of highly competitive institutions. Checking the specific university admission policies as well as cut-offs will definitely help you find your best chance.