CAT 2017 result declared, women, non engineers among toppers
IIM Lucknow on Monday announced the result of CAT 2017. The top scorers have also been announced but unlike last…
SNS | New Delhi | January 8, 2018 2:21 pm
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IIM Lucknow on Monday announced the result of CAT 2017.
The top scorers have also been announced but unlike last year that had only male engineers in the top 20 list, this year, the batch of top 20 has been different, having two female candidates and three non-engineers as mentioned in a press release by IIM Lucknow.
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All candidates can easily download their result scorecards by logging into the official CAT website with their login id and password or wait for an automated SMS message that will inform them about their overall result percentage.
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Here’s how a candidate can download his/her scorecard:
Step one: Go to official CAT 2017 website: www.iimcat.ac.in
Step two: Click on the link for CAT 2017 Score Card.
Step three: Enter your login id and password.
Step four: Click on Submit.
Step five: View and download your score card.
The CAT exam was conducted in two shifts on November 26, 2017 and a total of 1,99,632 candidates had appeared for the exam conducted in different test centres in a total of 140 cities.
The IIMs will next announce their admission criteria largely based on CAT score, writing ability, group discussion and personal interviews.
India has 20 IIMs which admit nearly 4,000 students into their flagship two-year management programs.
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