The Indian Institute of Management Calcutta has released the CAT 2024 results on its official website, iimcat.ac.in. The results have been announced in record time. The scorecard link is now available on the official website mentioned above. Aspirants must use their registration number and password to access their CAT scorecard. The scorecard provides section-wise percentile scores and the overall percentile score. A total of 14 candidates have achieved a perfect 100 percentile score, with Maharashtra having the highest number of such candidates, followed by Delhi and Andhra Pradesh.
Read More – CAT Result 2024
In addition to the IIMs, 86 non-IIM institutions will also accept CAT 2024 scores for admission to their management programs. Details of these registered institutions are available on the official CAT 2024 website.
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| CAT Toppers’ List (100 percentile Achievers) |
Candidates are encouraged to verify the list on the website to ensure the institutions they plan to apply to with their CAT scores are officially registered with the CAT 2024 centre.
CAT Result 2024 Out – Percentile Score (State-wise)
IIM Calcutta has released the official CAT percentile data on its website – iimcat.ac.in. The same can be checked in the table given below:
CAT Result 2024 – Key Highlights
The key highlights for CAT Result 2024 are as follows:
- CAT 2024 result released at iimcat.ac.in. Candidates can download their scorecards using the CAT application ID and password.
- A total of 14 candidates have obtained a perfect 100 CAT percentile score.
- The institute has also released a total number of candidates who obtained 99.99 and 99.98 percentile scores in the CAT exam. A total of 29 and 30 students have achieved the same, respectively.
- This year, only 4 female candidates have made it to the CAT topper list, representing the top three percentile scores, compared to 69 male candidates who have achieved this distinction.
- In terms of academic streams, over 59 engineering candidates have topped the CAT 2024 exam, while the remaining 15 candidates come from non-engineering backgrounds.
