CAT 2021 Result Soon: How to download score card; Expected cut off of top MBA colleges
IIM CAT Result 2021: IIM Ahmedabad is likely to announce the CAT exam result 2021 in the first week of January 2022. Know how to calculate CAT percentile and also check the expected cutoff of top B-schools.
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Try NowPrerna Goel | December 28, 2021 | 03:13 PM IST
NEW DELHI: IIM Ahmedabad is expected to declare the CAT result 2021 on January 04, 2022. CAT 2021 result will be announced in online mode at IIM CAT official website, iimcat.ac.in. Like every year, the authorities are reticent about the CAT result date declaration. Meanwhile, candidates can calculate their expected CAT percentile using the Careers360 CAT percentile predictor .
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"The CAT 2021 results will be tentatively available starting from the second week of January 2022 on this website. The list of candidates shortlisted for the next level of selection will be made available on the website of the respective IIMs. Each IIM will send interview letters to the shortlisted candidates directly. The criteria for shortlisting vary across IIMs," read the official notice. However, as per past year trends, CAT results 2021 are expected to be released early.
CAT Result Date - Past Year Trends
CAT exam year |
CAT result date |
CAT result 2021 |
January 04, 2022 (tentative) |
CAT 2020 exam result date |
January 2, 2021 |
CAT result date 2019 |
January 4, 2020 |
CAT 2018 result date |
January 5, 2019 |
IIM CAT 2021 Result: How to download the scorecard
Follow the steps below to download CAT 2021 scorecard:
Step 1: Visit the official CAT website, iimcat.ac.in
Step 2: Click on 'CAT login' on the homepage
Step 3: Enter CAT 2021 ID and password
Step 4: Click on the 'Scorecard' tab
Step 5: Download the CAT scorecard in pdf form
How to calculate CAT 2021 percentile
To calculate the CAT percentile, the scaled scores are used. The higher the percentile, the higher are the chances of selection into IIMs and other top MBA colleges.
Step 1: Take the total number of candidates, N, who appeared for CAT in the morning, afternoon, and evening shifts.
Step 2: Assign rank, r, on the basis of the scaled scores obtained by candidates in VARC (can take any of the three) sections of all candidates who appeared for CAT 2021. If two or more candidates will obtain identical scaled scores in the VARC section, identical ranks will be assigned to them.
Step 3: Now calculate the percentile score (P) of a candidate with rank (r) in the VARC section as shown below:
P= (N-r)/ N ) *100
Step 4: Now round off the calculated percentile score (P). This can be done up to two decimal points. For example, all CAT percentile scores greater than or equal to 99.995 are rounded off to 100, all percentile scores greater than or equal to 99.985 but strictly less than 99.995 are rounded off to 99.99, and so on.
Top MBA Colleges: Expected CAT 2021 cutoff
B-School |
Expected CAT cut offs (percentile) |
FMS, Delhi |
98-99 |
SPJIMR, Mumbai |
95-99 |
IMT, Ghaziabad |
95-97 |
JBIMS, Mumbai |
96 |
MDI, Gurgaon |
97-99 |
IMI, New Delhi |
90 |
XIM, Bhubaneshwar |
91 |
GIM Goa |
85 |
K J Somaiya, Mumbai |
86 |
TAPMI, Manipal |
80 |
FORE, New Delhi |
85 |
IFMR, Chennai |
80 |
IRMA, Anand |
80 |
MICA, Ahmedabad |
80 |
LIBA, Chennai |
70 |
XIME, Bangalore |
70 |
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