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CAT Registration Fees 2022: IIM Bangalore has started CAT 2022 Registration process on August 3, 2022. IIM Banglore has increased CAT Registration Fee 2022. GN/ EWS/ NC-OBC candidates have to pay INR 2300 and SC/ST/PwD candidates have to pay INR 1150 to apply for the exam. CAT registration fee can be paid via Debit Card. Credit Card, Net Banking, UPI, or online wallets. Other than CAT registration fees, there is no additional processing fee for making online fee payment.
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Payment of CAT Registration Fees is the last step in filling the application form. CAT 2022 Registration is considered incomplete without the payment of the application fees. After completing the online payment process, candidates can check the status of CAT Registration fees paid by them on the official website- iimcat.ac.in.
CAT Form Correction 2022 will be open for 3-4 days after the last date of registration. IIM might also charge an additional CAT Fees during the time of CAT 2022 Form Correction depending upon the type of edits a candidate wishes to do in his application form.
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Events of CAT Exam | Dates |
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CAT 2022 Application form release date | August 3, 2022 |
Last date to apply for CAT 2022 | September 14, 2022 (till 5 PM) |
Last date to submit CAT registration fees | September 14, 2022 (till 5 PM) |
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CAT Exam Fees can be paid online only (Net banking, Credit Card, or Debit Card). The category-wise fee is given below:
Category | Application Fee |
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General/NC-OBC (Non-Creamy Layer Other Backward Classes) | INR 2300 |
SC (Scheduled Caste)/ST (Scheduled Tribe) | INR 1150 |
PwD (Persons with Disability)/DA (Differently Abled) | INR 1150 |
As per the instructions issued by IIM Bangalore for registration fees, there is no additional transaction processing charge.
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First of all, candidates will be required to register and fill the online application form of CAT.
Candidates can use the following versions of web browsers to paying the application fee in a hassled freeway as the application portal is supported on these versions only:
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The registration fee can be submitted via online mode only. The payment forms are as follows:
After the successful transaction of your payment, a Payment Successful message will be displayed on the screen along with the Payment Transaction Number. You will then be redirected to the CAT Official website.
While making CAT registration fee via Debit Card, Credit Card or Net Banking, candidates need to:
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Ques: What is CAT application fees 2022?
Ans: CAT Application Fees 2022 has been increased this year. GN candidates need to pay INR 2300 and SC/ST/PwD candidates need to pay INR 1150 as the application fee for CAT 2022.
Ques: Do I need to pay any extra amount while paying CAT Registration Fees 2022?
Ans: While paying an online application fee for CAT 2022, there is no additional Transaction Processing Charge like before. Candidates only need to make the online payment of CAT registration fees as decided by IIM.
Ques: What are the modes of payment for CAT Application Fees?
Ans: CAT Exam fees can be submitted via online mode only. The payment forms are as follows:
Ques: Can I pay CAT Registration Fees during the time of form correction?
Ans: CAT form facility will only be provided to those candidates who will successfully register for the CAT exam by paying the online application fees. Otherwise, candidates will not be able to access such facilities.
Ques: Do I need to pay the CAT Application Fees for each participating IIM?
Ans: CAT Application fee includes fees for all participating IIMs and written exam fee as well. So make sure you are not disguised by fake websites and sources.
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