CAT 2019
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The admit card for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2019 has been declared by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM).
The admit card is now available on the official website i.e. iimcat.ac.in.
The candidates who are appearing for the exam can visit the official website and download the admit card.
This year, a total of 2,44,168 candidates have registered for CAT 2019. The CAT 2019 exam is scheduled to be conducted on November 24, 2019, in two shifts in around 374 centres across 156 cities across the nation.
CAT 2019 admit card: Steps to download
Step 1: Visit the official website of CAT 2019,
Step 2: Enter your details to sign in to the website
Step 3: Click on the relevant link to download CAT 2019 admit card
Step 4: Download the admit card and take a print out for further reference
IIM CAT 2019 Admit Card: Direct Link
IIM CAT 2019: Exam pattern
The examination will be of 180 minutes and candidates will be allotted sixty minutes for answering questions in each section and they will be restricted to switch from one section to another. The questions will be in three sections:
A. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension,
B. Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning,
C. Quantitative Ability.
IIM CAT 2019: Further process
Candidates who qualify the exam will be eligible for admission to management courses, including PGP, PGDM, PGPEM, EPGP, PGPBM, PGPEX, at various IIMs across the country. Several other colleges including JNU also accept CAT score for admission to B-school programmes. The CAT 2019 score will be valid until December 31, 2020.
Highlights
- The admit card for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2019 has been declared by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM).
- The admit card is now available on the official website i.e. iimcat.ac.in.
- The candidates who are appearing for the exam can visit the official website and download the admit card.
- This year, a total of 2,44,168 candidates have registered for CAT 2019.
- The CAT 2019 exam is scheduled to be conducted on November 24, 2019, in two shifts in around 374 centres across 156 cities across the nation.
