Discovering when IIM CAT scorecards are due to be released for the 2022 result: Get the details at iimcat.ac.in

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IIM Bangalore carried out the CAT exam in computer-based form on November 27, 2022, and now contenders wait for the CAT 2022 result. The CAT result date in 2021 was January 03, 2022, however, the official notification regarding the CAT exam result date and time has yet to be released.

For downloading the CAT result 2022 and its final answer key, applicants should visit the official website, iimcat.ac.in. The CAT 2022 outcome will be announced for all three CAT slots. As the CAT exam was conducted in three sittings, the CAT score of examinees will be calculated using the normalisation procedure. Furthermore, they can estimate their percentile using the CAT percentile predictor.

The CAT notification states that the list of applicants chosen to proceed to the next phase of the selection process will be posted on the websites of the individual IIMs. Those selected will receive an interview invitation directly from the IIM.

Details mentioned in CAT result 2022

The specifics that will be included in the CAT 2022 outcome are:

CAT 2022 registration number/ user Id
Candidate’s name, category and gender
Date of birth
Date and time of CAT exam
Contact details and email address
CAT scaled score (overall)
CAT score (section-wise)
CAT percentile score (section-wise)
CAT percentile score (overall)

Final CAT answer key pdf 2022

The CAT 2022 answer key will be finalized only if the objections submitted by exam takers are accepted as valid. This answer key will be used to determine the results of the CAT 2022, and to calculate the applicants’ raw scores and percentiles.

How is CAT 2022 percentile calculated

Investigate the procedure for determining the CAT percentile score.

Each candidate is first given CAT marks in each section as per number of correct and incorrect attempts, then the overall score is arrived at by totaling the section-wise scores.
Thereafter, these section-wise and overall scores (raw scores) are normalised to arrive at a scaled CAT score.
The normalised scores are converted into percentiles which are reported in the CAT scorecards.