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CAT 2016 percentile predictor: check your expected score here

Candidates can check their expected percentile and the list of top B-schools where they can apply on the basis of their scores

Updated on: Dec 5, 2016, 20:31:41 IST
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Now that the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2016 is over, management aspirants can check their expected percentile or score with the help of a percentile predictor.

With the help of the tool, you can also check different colleges where admissions are open and get your admission-related queries resolved. (Imagesbazaar)
With the help of the tool, you can also check different colleges where admissions are open and get your admission-related queries resolved. (Imagesbazaar)

The HTCampus CAT percentile predictor 2016 tool is meant for management aspirants who appeared for this test on December 4, 2016 and now wish to check their expected sectional and overall percentile.

Apart from this, the tool will provide the list of Indian Institutes of Management and top B-schools where candidates can apply on the basis of the expected percentile.

To check your predicted score, click here.

With the help of the tool, you can also check different colleges where admissions are open and get your admission-related queries resolved. Those who use the predictor must keep in mind that the result achieved through this tool is only a rough prediction of their score. IIM Bangalore conducted CAT 2016 in two sessions on December 4, 2016. The results are expected to be declared in January 2017.

CAT exam comprised three sections – quantitative aptitude (QA), data interpretation and logical reasoning (DILR) and verbal and reading comprehension (VRC).

According to Prof Rajendra K. Bandi, convener, CAT 2016, the test was taken by 1.95 lakh candidates across various centres in 138 cities in the country. In a brief statement issued on Sunday evening, he said, “While in 2015, 82% of the applicants took the test, this year the number swelled to 83.6%.”

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