Kalpana Heliya
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Students applying online for IIM CAT faced technical problems while filling up IIM CAT online applications. The application process for signing up to take the IIM CAT Common Admission Test of the Indian Institutes of Management has gone online, but not really helping the students. Students experience a great deal of inconvenience as they could not call back the form if a mistake happened instead they were asked to buy another form by shelling out Rs 1,400.:shocked:
This year, the IIMs will conduct the CAT online for ten days from November 28; there are two slots available per day, but each student can take the exam only once.
Students felt the registration process of IIM CAT was not user-friendly. After details were punched in by students, there was no validation on whether the information given was enough or wrong etc. Also not enough testing centres had been listed in some big cities for eg Mumbai has only five centres. Students have to fill in their names as they appear on their SSC (class X) certificate. However, the site does not accept a form if the box for surname is left blank (several south Indians do not have a second name), leaving students like Vanita from Bangalore in a quandary.
CAT 2009 Online Registration to soon include Edit feature
The IIM officials said on Friday 11th Sept that the Candidates will soon be able to edit their Personal Profile and their Application Data in about a week's time leading upto the end of the CAT 2009 registration period deadline that is on 1st October 2009.
source: mybandra.com
This year, the IIMs will conduct the CAT online for ten days from November 28; there are two slots available per day, but each student can take the exam only once.
Students felt the registration process of IIM CAT was not user-friendly. After details were punched in by students, there was no validation on whether the information given was enough or wrong etc. Also not enough testing centres had been listed in some big cities for eg Mumbai has only five centres. Students have to fill in their names as they appear on their SSC (class X) certificate. However, the site does not accept a form if the box for surname is left blank (several south Indians do not have a second name), leaving students like Vanita from Bangalore in a quandary.
CAT 2009 Online Registration to soon include Edit feature
The IIM officials said on Friday 11th Sept that the Candidates will soon be able to edit their Personal Profile and their Application Data in about a week's time leading upto the end of the CAT 2009 registration period deadline that is on 1st October 2009.
source: mybandra.com