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GATE is a highly technical exam, with questions meant to assess students' mastery of engineering concepts.

The exam is highly competitive, with a high difficulty level, making it tough for candidates to secure the exam.

The CAT is designed to assess candidates' aptitude and logical reasoning abilities.

As no physical calculator is allowed in the exam hall, the GATE authority provides

the virtual scientific calculator. So candidates must know how to use the GATE virtual calculator provided in the exam and practice well before the exam to minimize calculation errors and reach to the results quickly.

There will be 65 questions with a total of 100 marks, including 10 questions on general aptitude and 55 questions on Civil engineering. However, 72 percent of the weightage will be assigned to Civil Engineering topic questions, 13 percent to Engineering Mathematics, and the remaining 15 percent to General Aptitude.

Web application security testing is a process that verifies that the information system protects the data and maintains its intended functionality.

it involves an active analysis of the application for any weaknesses, technical flaws, or vulnerabilities.

Definition. Web application security (also known as Web AppSec) is the idea of building websites to function as expected, even when they are under attack. The concept involves a collection of security controls engineered into a Web application to protect its assets from potentially malicious agents.