CAT 2020: Challenge Answer Key before December 11
Team Careers360 | December 10, 2020 | 10:10 AM IST | 2 mins read
IIM Indore will close the objection window to challenge CAT 2020 answer key on December 11 by 5:00 p.m.
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NEW DELHI:
IIM Indore released the CAT answer key on December 08, 2020. Candidates who wish to file objections against the official IIM CAT 2020 answer key can do so till December 11 latest by 5:00 p.m. In order to challenge the answer key of CAT, candidates are required to visit the official website iimcat.ac.in and login using their CAT 2020 login ID and password. The objection fee for CAT 2020 answer key is Rs. 1200 per question.
It must be noted that after the window to challenge the CAT answer key closes, the request to raise objections will not be accepted. The revised and final CAT 2020 answer key will be released after analysing the objections raised by the candidates. The final CAT answer key 2020 is expected to be released by the second week of December.
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How to submit CAT 2020 Answer key objections
In order to challenge the answer key of CAT 2020, candidates can follow the steps given below.
Step 1: Visit the official website of CAT 2020 or click here
Step 2: Next, click on the ‘Candidate login’ tab
Step 3: Enter the CAT 2020 registration id and password and click on the Login tab
Step 4: Candidates will be directed to a page where there is the ‘Objection form’ tab beside ‘Candidate response sheet’
Step 5: Click on the ‘Objection Form’ tab.
Step 6: The page will show two options:
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Click on the plus icon to proceed with submitting the Objection or
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Click on the refresh icon to view the number of objections submitted.
Step 7: Click on the plus icon to proceed with submitting the Objection or click on the refresh icon to view the number of objections submitted.
Step 8: Click on the ‘+’ tab where candidates will be redirected to a page that mentions the instructions.
Step 9 - Now, fill the details such as:
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Assessment shift
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Section name
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Question ID
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Nature of objection
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Remarks
Step 10: Click on , ‘ Click here to proceed’ tab, where a window to upload the supporting document in a PDF form opens
Step 11: Upload the document and click on the ‘Pay and submit’ tab and pay the objection fee of Rs. 1200.
Raising objections to CAT 2020 answer key: Key points to remember
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Objections once submitted, cannot be edited
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In case the objection against CAT 2020 answer key is found invalid, objection fee will not be refunded
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A candidate may raise as many objections as he wants. There is no limit to raising objections
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No objections in CAT answer key will be entertained after December 11 and also after the release of final answer key of CAT
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CAT 2020 result will be announced after the whole process only.
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