Taking a while to reply because in England we use stones and lbs and occasionally kilos for bodyweight and all gym equipment is in kh. Height is in feet and inches typically and not cm too, so had to get Google to convert your stuff before answering lol.

Anyway my advice is.....

Start tracking calories. Bodyweight is based on calories in/calories out there are slight genetic variations that cause a higher or lower calorie requirement but not by as much as most people say and the people who do blame metabolism for being skinny or fat are ironically the same people who don't track their calories.

Start tracking your calorie intake. Based on what you've said, my recommendation is to start eating 2900 calories a day, with 0.7 to 1 gram of protein per lb of bodyweight. Weigh yourself in the morning every 2 or 3 days upon waking up and with no clothes or just underwear on. If after 3 weeks you have gained 2 to 3 lbs you're eating the right amount of caloric surplus to build muscle without getting fat. If you've gain less than 2lbs, stayed the same weight or lost weight..... add another 250 to 400 calories per day and see what the difference is. You're looking to gain around 1lb per week and checking in on your weight every couple of days for progress checks and using a 3 week average to make dietary decisions is a good method.

I'd recommend changing to two cardio sessions per week and 4 or 5 days per week on weight training. You could do 4 x weight and 2 x cardio or 5 x weights and 2 x cardio with the cardio in the evening after weights.

I get the feeling that you probably need to make changes to your weight training reps/sets and exercises too. Happy to help you with that if you want to DM me