CAT 2021 Results Announced at iimcat.ac.in: Engineers Dominate Toppers List, 9 Candidates Get 100 Percentile

CAT 2021: The Indian Institutes of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad on Monday declared the results of CAT 2021. The candidates who had appeared for the examination can now check the results on the official website of the institute i.e. iimcat.ac.in.

CAT 2021: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad on Monday (January 3) declared the results of CAT 2021. The candidates who had appeared for the examination can now check the results on the official website of the institute i.e. iimcat.ac.in. The candidates must note that they can now download their official CAT 2021 scorecards by logging into the ‘CAT 2021 Score Card Download’ section.

A total of 9 candidates have secured 100 percentile of which all are male students, out of which 7 belong to engineering academic background while 2 are from the non-engineering stream. Meanwhile, 19 candidates have secured 99.99 percentiles in the CAT 2021 result of which 16 are from engineering academics. Of these, 4 candidates are from Gujarat and Maharashtra each, 2 from Karanataka, Haryana, and UP each, and one candidate from Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chandigarh, Delhi, and Kerala each.

Similarly, of those who secured 99.98 percentile, 15 out of 19 are engineers. And, of the candidates who have achieved the 99.98 percentile, only one is female. For the fourth year in a row, no female candidate has achieved a cent percent score.

For the convenience of the candidates, we have mentioned the steps through which they can check the results:

Step 1: Visit the official website – iimcat.ac.in

Step 2: Click on login button

Step 3: Enter credentials

Step 4: Click on submit to access the admit card

CAT 2021 was conducted on November 28, 2021 at 438 test centres spread across 156 cities in India on 28 November 2021 in three shifts.

Around 1.92 lakh candidates appeared for the exam out of 2.30 lakhs registered eligible candidates. The overall attendance was approximately 83%. Out of the 1.92 lakh candidates taken the exam, 35% were females, 65% males and 2 candidates represent transgender.