
IIM CAT Results 2022 Updates: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore Wednesday announced the results for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2022. The results were declared in record time. This year, 11 candidates have secured a 100 percentile, out of which 10 were engineers. Applicants who appeared for the exam can now check their result at the official CAT 2022 website — iimcat.ac.in.
IIM Bangalore had this week announced that two questions from two different shifts will not be considered for evaluation of this year’s entrance exam.
This year, the CAT 2022 exam was conducted on November 27 in a computer-based mode. The CAT 2022 exam was conducted in three slots — slot 1 of the exam was conducted from 8:30 am to 10:30 am, second slot was from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm, and slot 3 was held from 4:30 pm till 6:30 pm. Experts rated slot 3 (evening session) as slightly more difficult than slot 1 and 2. The Quantitative Ability section was rated as comparatively more difficult than last year and 2020, whereas VARC was rated easy to moderate. Also, there were no major changes in the exam pattern this year, except those in VARC and DILR.
Now, the list of candidates shortlisted for the next level of selection will be made available on the website of the respective IIMs. After that, interview letters will be sent to the shortlisted candidates directly. Selected candidates will have to show all the mark sheets and submit attested copies to prove his/her eligibility at the time of interview.
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“CAT 2022 was successfully conducted at 293 test centres spread across 154 cities in India in three shifts…IIMs will now release their shortlists for subsequent admission processes based on, among other things, the CAT 2022 scores,” the CAT committee said in a statement.
Among the candidates with 100 percentile, who are all men, two each are from Delhi, Maharashtra and Telangana, and one each from Gujarat, Kerala, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.
In the list of 55 toppers, who scored between 100 to 99.98 percentiles, there are four females. Last year, there was one female in this category. Also, 74.5 per cent of the toppers are engineers.
Around 2.22 lakh candidates appeared for the exam, held on November 27. Out of the total, 35 per cent were female and 65 per cent male.
After accepting the objection, the DILR working group decided not to consider those two questions for evaluation as those questions found to be ambiguous. Scores of candidates for the DILR section in these shifts are adjusted on a prorated basis based on their responses on the balance questions in DILR section. Read more at indianexpress.com
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It is yet another year where engineers have dominated CAT exam. This year out of the top 55 candidates, 41 were engineers and only four girls made it to the top 55, none scored a 100 percentile. Read more on indianexpress.com
Institutes taking CAT 2022 score include- Faculty of Management Studies (University of Delhi), Management Development Institute (MDI, Gurgaon), SPJain Institute of Management and Research (Mumbai), Goa Institute of Management (Goa), Indian Institute of Technology (Mandi), Indian Institute of Technology (Roorkee), Birla Institute of Management Technology and Science (Pilani, Rajasthan), MICA and more
This year CAT had 66 questions, 24 in section one, Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension. Section two, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning had 20 questions and section three, Quantitative Ability had 22 questions
Over 2.2 lakh aspirants appeared for the CAT this year. “CAT 2022 was successfully conducted at 293 test centres spread across 154 cities in India in three shifts…IIMs will now release their shortlists for subsequent admission processes based on, among other things, the CAT 2022 scores,” the CAT committee said in a statement.
This year, 11 candidates scored 100 percentile, out of which only one is non-engineer. Besides Delhi, Maharashtra and Telangana has given two toppers. Here's the list
2 - Delhi
1 - Gujarat
1 - Haryana
1 - Kerala
1 - Madhya Pradesh
2 - Maharashtra
2 - Telangana
1 - Uttar Pradesh
IIMs will now release their shortlists for subsequent admission processes based on, among other things, the CAT 2022 scores. Each IIM will have a different criteria
This year 2.55 lakh candidates registered for the exam, an increase from last year's 2.31 lakh. This year nearly 2.22 lakh candidates took the exam. Out of the 2.22 lakh candidates who took the exam, 35% were Females, 65% Males and 4 candidates represent Transgender.
In the list of 55 toppers, who scored between 100 to 99.98 percentiles, there are four females. Last year, there was one female in this category. Also, 74.5 per cent of the toppers are engineers. Read more
The CAT centre received around 113 objections across three sections and three shifts. Out of the 72 objections raised in the Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning section, two were accepted. There were no changes in the Verbal Ability and Reading
Comprehension and Quantitative Ability sections.
Out of the candidates who scored 100 percentile, 2 each were from Delhi, Maharashtra and Telangana and one each from Gujarat, Haryana, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh
A total of 90 non-IIM institutions will also use CAT 2022 scores this year for admission into their management programmes. The details of the non-IIM institutions that are registered with CAT 2022 is available at the CAT 2022 website.
CAT candidates get marks in percentile and not percentage. The Overall Scaled Score is the sum of the scaled scores of the candidate in the three sections. Percentile refers to the percentage of candidates who receive a scaled score less than or equal to the scaled score obtained by the candidate.
Step 1: Visit the official website – iimcat.ac.in
Step 2: Click on login button
Step 3: Enter credentials
Step 4: Click on submit to access the admit card
This is the fifth year in a row when no female candidate managed to score 100 percentile in the CAT exam. In 2021, a total of 9 candidates secured 100 percentile of which all were male students. In 2020, a total of 9 candidates had scored 100 percentile and all of them were male. In 2019, the female category topper had scored 99.89 percentile. Rounak Majumdar had aced CAT 2018 with 100 percentile with no female in the top spots. In 2017, 20 candidates had scored 100 percentile and the top 20 included female candidates.
99.99 percentile was scored by 22 people, out of which 16 were engineers and 6 were non-engineers. There was one female candidate out of the 22 candidates. She is an engineer.
According to the official notification, two questions from Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) section from shift 2 and shift 3 have been removed from the final evaluation as the questions were assessed to be ‘ambiguous’.
Around 2.22 lakh candidates appeared for the exam out of 2.55 lakhs registered eligible candidates. The overall attendance was approximately 87%. Out of the 2.22 lakh candidates took the exam, 35% were females, 65% were males and 4 candidates represent transgender
Out of the 11 men wh topped the management entrance exam, 10 are non-engineers. Women who scored 99.99 percentile ad 99.98 percentile, all are from engineering academic background
As many as 11 candidates scored 100 percentile in the CAT 2022 of which all are male candidates. As many as 22 candidates secured 99.99 percentile of which only 1 woman candidate managed to score it
To download scorecard candidates have to visit the official website. On the homepage, click on result link. Enter required credentials and click on submit to view your score
IIM Bangalore today declared the results for CAT 2022 in record time. The exam was held on November 27 in a computer-based mode. Candidates can now download their scorecards at the official website - iimcat.ac.in