Unacademy CAT Scholarship Test - Win Scholarships & Rewards

It will cover Logical Reasoning and data Interpretation, Quantitative Aptitude Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension.

All aspirants who have either graduated from college or are in their final year of college, who are preparing for CAT exam or OMETs.

It is a FREE Test for all Graduates or CAT Aspirants, who are in their final year of college.

UCST analysis will be done on the next day of the test.

Yes, all qualified aspirants will receive scholarships and rewards. *T&C 1: Only live test takers will be eligible for scholarship & rewards and on purchase of Plus & Iconic subscriptions of 6 months or above. Validity - 20 Days from the test date and also *T&C 2: Vouchers are solely for new learners. Both new learners and those with expired subscriptions qualify for scholarship rewards. However, individuals with an active Unacademy Plus or Iconic subscription are not eligible for either vouchers or scholarship rewards.

You can attempt the test on your desktop or on your mobile by signing in to the Unacademy website or learning app using your registered mobile number or email address. Please ensure that you have a good internet connection.

UCST will have a live leaderboard and you will be able to see your relative rank right after the test is over. The actual rank will be based on marks, time taken, and other factors. Also, NOTE Applicable only for free learners/Non-Subscribers, (Expired subscription learners are not eligible) The Unacademy team will reach out to winners for the scholarships within 10 working days.

The Unacademy team will reach out to the winners within 20 working days. A learner can get a scholarship discount only once. Scholarships need to be availed within the communicated validity period. Scholarships will only be offered on 6 months and higher duration PLUS Subscription, not on ICONIC Subscriptions. No additional code-based discount can be applied on top of these scholarships. Subscribers are not eligible for any scholarships or rewards.

1. Peak Assessment: Rankings are determined by the highest score achieved in a single test throughout the respective test series. The overall standing will be based on this peak performance. Example: Participant A secured scores of 25, 20, and 30 in the first, second, and third tests, respectively. The pinnacle score for Participant A in the entire test series is acknowledged as 30 for voucher/reward. 2. Timing Consideration: The time taken to answer each question is a crucial factor in determining rankings. Timely and efficient responses contribute significantly to overall performance. Example: Both Participant A and Participant B correctly answered 15 questions in Test 1 and Test 2. Yet, Participant A completed the task in 20 minutes, while Participant B took 25 minutes. In this scenario, despite having the same accuracy, Participant A's quicker response time would lead to a higher ranking. 3. Difficulty Level Analysis: In such cases, the level of difficulty for each question becomes a decisive factor. Analyzing the difficulty helps break ties and ensures a fair evaluation. Example: If Participants A and B have identical timings, the difficulty level of their answered questions will be compared to determine the final ranking. 4. Cumulative Assessment: Rankings are based on cumulative performance across both tests. Only the highest score will be considered in both tests. Example (Condition 1): In Test 1, Participant A scored 21, Participant B scored 20, and Participant C scored 22. In Test 2, Participant A scored 22, Participant B scored 24, and Participant C scored 23. Participant A's highest score across both tests is 22. Participant B's highest score is 24. Participant C's highest score is 23. Therefore, the ranking would be: Rank 1 - Participant B, Rank 2 - Participant C, Rank 3 - Participant A. Example (Condition 2): In Test 1, Participant A scored 28, Participant B scored 24, and Participant C scored 25. In Test 2, Participant A did not participate and hence scored 0, Participant B scored 29, and Participant C scored 27. Participant A's highest score across both tests is 28. Participant B's highest score is 29. Participant C's highest score is 27. Therefore, the ranking would be: Rank 1 - Participant B, Rank 2 - Participant C, Rank 3 - Participant A. Note: Ranks will be considered only after the live tests end.

Rank will not clash as ranking is based on multiple criteria including but not limited to accuracy, time taken to answer and difficulty level of questions. Only one person will be considered for each rank. Ranking shown on leaderboard is subjected to change based on the above mentioned criteria. Final ranking will be generated by Unacademy Team after the test is over.

No, UCST will be conducted online, exclusively on the Unacademy App & Web.