CAT 2021 Answer Key would soon be released on the official website. Once the Provisional Answer Key is released, candidates would be able to check the same from iimcat.ac.in. Details here.

• The Provisional Answer Key for CAT 2021 would be soon released on the official website.

• CAT 2021 was conducted on November 28 for a duration of 2 hours

• Candidates can find more details on iimcat.ac.in.

Common Admission Test Answer Key 2021 would soon release on the official website. However, as of now, there has been no official confirmation about the date and time. More details can be found on iimcat.ac.in.

CAT 2021 was conducted on November 28 with proper COVID-19 guidelines. CAT 2021 was conducted at 438 centres across 156 cities. For the year 2021, 1.92 lakh candidates appeared for the exam. Further, 2.30 lakh candidates had registered for CAT 2021. 

 As per past trends, the provisional answer key is expected to release within 11 days of the exam. Last year, the answer key was released on December 8, 2020. CAT 2020 was conducted on November 29, 2020. 

Candidates should note that once the provisional answer key is released, candidates would be given the window to raise objections, if any, against the provisional answer key. Candidates should note that they would be given a few days to avail the objection window. Candidates should note that they have to pay an objection fee per objection via net banking or debit or credit card. Read: CAT 2021 Marks vs Percentile: Score Calculation – what percentile to expect in regards to marks scored

CAT 2021 Answer Key would be released by the Indian Institue of Management Ahmedabad. Candidates are advised to visit the official website-iimcat.ac.in for regular updates. Once the provisional answer key is uploaded, candidates would be able to download the same by logging in with their credentials such as username and password.

It should be noted that while raising objections, if any, candidates should submit supporting documents with the same. The Final Answer Key for CAT 2021 would be released only after taking into consideration the objections raised by the candidates. Further, mostly, candidates would be allowed to raise objections, only via online mode.