The Typical Admission Test (CAT) examination or the MBA examination is set to be held today 27 November (Sunday). The CAT 2022 examination will be kept in 3 shifts today. The examination will start at 8:30 am and will continue till 10:30 am. The 2nd lot will start at 12:30 pm and will continue till 2:30 pm, while the 3rd slot will begin at 4:30 pm and overcome at 6:30 pm.
The CAT examination is held for admission to postgraduate management programs in the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and the taking part non-IIM organizations.
The CAT examination concern paper includes 3 areas– Verbal Capability and Reading Understanding; Quantitative Capability and Information Analysis and Sensible Thinking.
Prospects require to bring their confess cards and image ID to the examination centre. Confess cards can be downloaded from the main site of IIM– iimcat.ac.in.
Together with confess cards, a breakdown of directions for prospects has actually likewise been launched.
Here are Do’s and Do not and gown code for the CAT 2022 examination:
1. Confess card will be thought about legitimate just if the prospect’s photo and signature images are legibly printed
2. IIM has actually presented a google map link for the examination centre in the electrical variation of the confess card.
3. Prospects require to take the hard copy on A-4 size paper.
4. Due date for getting in the examination centre is 8:15 am for the early morning, 12:15 pm for midday, and 4:15 for the night session.
5. Prospects will be supplied with one pen and one scribble pad. Drop your confess card, pen, and doodle pad (with all pages undamaged) in packages once the examination is over.
6. Prospects must prevent taking with then electronic gizmos to the examination centres, such as phones, calculators, cams, and so on
7. Prospects must not use jewellery or any other metal product to the location. Shoes/footwear with thick soles, and garments with big buttons are likewise restricted.
8. Prospects must not bring any pages from the scribble pad outside the test laboratory after the test is over.
