IIM Bangalore will be conducting CAT this year with Prof. Rajendra K. Bandi as the Convener. Guideline for the student by IIM:
The entrance exams for Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and other important B-schools, the Common Admission Test (CAT), will be held on December 4, 2016. The exam will be held across 138 cities in two sessions. CAT registrations this year have hit a seven-year high with 2,32,434 applications received, as against 2,18,664 registrations for the test last year.
There are three sections in CATs:
• Section I: Verbal ability and reading comprehension (VARC)
• Section II: Data interpretation and logical reasoning (DILR)
• Section III: Quantitative ability (QA)
IIM Bangalore will be conducting CAT this year with Prof. Rajendra K. Bandi as the Convener. Guideline for the students by IIM:
For instance, this year candidates have also been banned from carrying pens, which will be provided in the hall by invigilators. Candidates will also not be allowed to apply mehndi on their palms at least five days prior to the test as the candidate’s digital fingerprint will be scanned at the venue. Here is the list of instructions which were issued by the IIMs for the CAT 2016 exam candidates.
1. Admit cards can be downloaded from the CAT website ( https://iimcat.ac.in ) till the test day; admit cards will not be available for download after the completion of the test.
2. Candidates need to carefully read all the instructions provided on the admit cards.
3. Candidates have to reach the test centre by 7:30 a.m. (for the forenoon session) and by 1:00 p.m. (for the afternoon session); those reaching late (after 8:45 a.m. for the forenoon session/2:15 p.m. for the afternoon session) will not be permitted inside the test centre.
4. Only admit cards and original photo ID proof will be permitted inside the test hall.
5. Applicants who have opted for using a scribe must also carry the duly filled Scribe Affidavit (available on the CAT website) along with the photo ID proof (original plus a copy) of the scribe
6. Admit cards (plus Scribe Affidavit, if applicable) will be collected by the test invigilator and will not be returned to the test-taker; these will be retained by the invigilator.
7. Any kind of watch, mobile phone, earphones, microphones, pager, health-band or any other electronic gadget, any printed/blank/hand-written paper, pencil box, pouch, calculator, etc., is not allowed inside the test centre.
8. Candidates wearing shoes or any other closed footwear will have to leave the footwear (including socks) outside the examination hall; they will be allowed to wear open footwear like sandals, etc.
9. On the day of the test, the candidates' digital finger print scan will be captured; candidates whose finger prints cannot be digitally scanned due to reasons like application of mehndi/henna/any cosmetic colour, etc., will not be permitted to take the test; it is strongly recommended that candidates avoid applying mehndi on their hands (palm side) for at least five days prior to the test.
10. All CAT 2016 applicants are strongly advised to be aware of the local weather conditions in their Test City (rains in Puducherry & Tamil Nadu, or dense fog in northern India), and plan accordingly to reach the test venue on time.
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