CAT 2010

CAT 2010 will serve as a test not only of the candidates, but also for the entire system of computer-based testing in India. The Common Admission Test - CAT - for admission to the prestigious Indian Institute of Management begins today. CAT-2010: Common Admission Test 2010 for admission in Indian Institute Of ManagementThe entrance exam to the prestigious Indian Institute of Management, which starts today joint entrance exam.


"Technical errors in the last year raised doubts about the possibilities of using computer-based testing. Over two lakh candidates are expected to emerge. CAT 2010 is a time for both the IIMs and Prometric to redeem his lost honor," said a retired professor at IIM Bangalore who do not wish to be named. The test will be conducted online in about 78 centers across 33 cities in a staggered form, and it will end on 24 November.

The technical problem was also unnecessary attention to the entire testing process. In all, 204,267 candidates have registered for CAT-2010, with the highest number recorded in Maharashtra, where 30 296 candidates have registered for the test. This year, many candidates feel the need to be equipped with information to navigate the online test. Over 9,000 computers distributed to 240 laboratories in 78 test centers in 33 cities will be used to manage the CAT.