The behavior of solutions, namely scattering and finite-time blow-up, for systems of nonlinear Schrödinger (NLS) equations with general quadratic-type nonlinearities was established by Nogueira and Pastor. In this thesis, we extend these results to a coupled inhomogeneous NLS system. Under suitable assumptions on the nonlinear coupling terms, we establish conservation laws, local and global well-posedness, and the long-time behavior of solutions. More precisely, we prove well-posedness in the mass-subcritical regime, establish the existence of ground states, derive sufficient conditions for global existence, and characterize the dichotomy between global existence and finite-time blow-up in the intercritical regime. Finally, we prove scattering for radial solutions in the intercritical regime. The argument combines Strichartz estimates, Morawetz-type estimates, and a scattering criterion inspired by the works of Guzmán and Campos. The analysis is carried out without assuming a mass-resonance condition, thereby extending the applicability of previous scattering results.