CAT Exam Centers 2022: Check State-wise List of CAT Test Centers

    CAT Exam Centers 2022: IIM Bangalore has announced the details of CAT exam centers 2022 and exam cities in the official notification released on July 31. CAT 2022 is going to be conducted in multiple test centers across 150 test cities in India on November 27. As per the latest updates, Imphal (Manipur) has been added as a new CAT exam center 2022. 

    Direct Link to Check State-wise List of CAT Exam Cities 2022

    While filling CAT Application form 2022, candidates can choose 6 CAT Exam Center locations from the list of cities. The center allotted by the conducting IIM is final and absolute. In case you fill in the wrong choices for CAT exam center, then you can edit the same during CAT application form correction.Read More

    IIM Bangalore released CAT Admit Card 2022 on October 27. Exact location of CAT Exam Center allotted to the candidate is mentioned on their CAT Admit Card 2022. Like last year, Google map link facility has been provided so that candidates can easily reach their CAT exam center on time on November 27, 2022. Also Check CAT Exam Pattern 2022

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    Table of Contents

    1. CAT Exam Centers 2022
    2. State Wise List of CAT Exam Centers 2022
      2.1 Reporting timing at CAT Exam Centers
    3. CAT 2022 Admit Card
      3.1 Google Map Link Facility
    4. CAT 2022 Important Instructions
    5. CAT Interview Centers 2022
    6. CAT Exam Center 2022 FAQs

    How to Select CAT Exam Center 2022?

    While filling CAT Application Form 2022 candidates have the opportunity to select up to 6 exam cities. CAT Exam Center allotted to the candidates depends on the city of their preference filled in the application form. Candidates can opt for the CAT Exam Center by following these simple steps. 

    • Step 1: Register for CAT 2022 by visiting the official website – iimcat.ac.in
    • Step 2: Create a login ID and fill the online application form.
    • Step 3: Proceed to 'select test city'.
    • Step 4: There you need to select up to 6 cities as per preference. The city mentioned first will mean that it is preferred the most and the last filled city means least preferred. 
    • Step 5: Continue with the rest of the application and make payment of the exam fee to submit the application form.

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    CAT State-wise Exam Centers

    State Wise List of CAT Exam Cities 2022

    The complete list of CAT Exam Center is provided on the official CAT website- iimcat.ac.in. Candidates can check the state-wise list of CAT exam cities given below. IIM Bangalore has added several new CAT exam centers across the states and union territories.

    State / Union TerritoryTest Cities
    Andaman & Nicobar IslandsPort Blair
    Andhra Pradesh

    Guntur

    Kakinada

    Kurnool

    Nellore

    Rajahmundry

    Tirupathi

    Vijayawada

    Visakhapatnam

    Vizianagram

    Arunachal PradeshItanagar-Naharlagun
    Assam

    Dibrugarh

    Guwahati

    Silchar

    Jorhat

    Tezpur

    Bihar

    Muzaffarpur

    Patna

    Bhagalpur

    Darbhanga

    Gaya

    Arrah

    ChandigarhChandigarh
    Chhattisgarh

    Bhilai

    Raipur

    Bilaspur

    Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman & DiuSilvassa
    New DelhiNew Delhi
    Goa

    Madgaon

    Panaji

    Gujarat

    Ahmedabad

    Anand

    Gandhinagar

    Rajkot

    Surat

    Vadodara

    Mehsana

    Haryana

    Ambala

    Faridabad-Gurugram

    Himachal Pradesh

    Simla

    Bilapur

    Hamirpur

    Jammu & Kashmir

    Jammu

    Srinagar

    Jharkhand

    Dhanbad

    Jamshedpur

    Ranchi

    Hazaribagh

    Karnataka

    Belagavi(Belgaum)

    Bengaluru

    Hubli-Dharwad

    Mangaluru(Mangalore)

    Mysuru(Mysore)

    Udupi

    Kalaburagi(Gulbarga)

    Shivamogga(Shimoga)

    Kerala

    Ernakulam

    Kollam

    Kozhikode

    Thrissur

    Trivandrum

    Kottayam

    Kannur

    LadakhLeh
    Madhya Pradesh

    Bhopal

    Gwalior

    Indore

    Jabalpur

    Sagar

    Satna

    Ujjain

    Maharashtra

    Ahmednagar

    Amravati

    Aurangabad\

    Jalgaon

    Kolhapur

    Mumbai

    Nagpur

    Nanded

    Nashik

    Navi Mumbai

    Pune

    Raigad

    Satara

    Solapur

    Thane

    Vasai

    Palghar

    Bhiwandi

    Boisar

    MeghalayaShillong
    Manipur

    Imphal

    Ukhrul

    MizoramAizawl
    NagalandKohima
    Odisha

    Balasore

    Berhampur

    Bhubaneswar

    Cuttack

    Dhenkanal

    Sambalpur

    Rourkela

    PuducherryPuducherry
    Punjab

    Bhatinda

    Jalandhar

    Ludhiana

    Mohali

    Patiala

    Amritsar

    Rajasthan

    Ajmer

    Jaipur

    Jodhpur

    Kota

    Sikar

    Udaipur

    Bikaner

    Tamil Nadu

    Chennai

    Coimbatore

    Madurai

    Tiruchirappalli

    Tirunelvelli

    Salem

    Vellore

    Telangana

    Hyderabad

    Karim Nagar

    Warangal

    TripuraAgartala
    Uttar Pradesh

    Agra

    Bareilly

    Ghaziabad

    Gorakhpur

    Greater Noida – Noida

    Kanpur

    Lucknow

    Mathura

    Meerut

    Muzaffarnagar

    Varanasi

    Aligarh

    Jhansi

    Moradabad

    Prayagraj

    Uttarakhand

    Dehradun

    Roorkee

    Haldwani

    West Bengal

    Asansol

    Bankura

    Burdwan

    Durgapur

    Hooghly

    Howrah

    Kalyani

    Kolkata

    Siliguri

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    Reporting timing at CAT Exam Centers

    • CAT 2022 exam is going to be held in 3 sessions at each center- forenoon, afternoon, and evening.
    • The forenoon session is from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Reporting time for the forenoon session is 7:30 AM.
    • The afternoon session is from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM. Reporting time for the afternoon session is 11:30 PM.
    • The evening session is from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Reporting time for the afternoon session is 3:30 PM.
    • Entry in the exam centers will end at-
      • 8:15 AM for the forenoon session
      • 12:15 PM for the afternoon session
      • 4:15 PM for the evening session

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    CAT 2022 Admit Card

    CAT Admit Card was released by IIM Bangalore on Oct 27. Candidates can download their hall ticket from the official website- iimcat.ac.in.

    • Admit card is to be submitted to the invigilator at the end of the exam.
    • CAT Admit Cardcontains the following details:
    Details on CAT Admit Card
    Name of the CandidateRegistration Number
    Category and PwD StatusDate of Birth
    Google Map LinkDate and Day of the Test
    Test Time and SessionTest City and Center
    Reference NumberSet of Instructions
    • The e-version of CAT 2022 Admit card contains a google map link facility through which candidates can get to know the exact location of their CAT exam center. 
    • Such a feature is very helpful in eliminating the last-minute chaos during reaching the test center. 
    • Candidates are advised to visit the exam center once before the actual test day. 
    • A contact number of the center is also available through the link, candidates can use it for any sort of center related queries. 
    CAT Important Instructions

    CAT Exam Center 2022: Important Instructions

    • Details regarding the CAT Exam Center is mentioned in CAT admit card.
    • For the convenience of the candidate, Google Map Link has been provided in the e-Admit Card which will guide the candidate to CAT exam center location. 
    • Candidates cannot change CAT Exam Center once allotted. Therefore all the CAT 2022 aspiring candidates are advised to fill the preferences carefully. 
    • An original valid ID proof- Aadhar Card, Passport, Driving License, PAN Card, Voter ID, College ID, Employer ID, or Identification Affidavit is to be presented at the gates of the exam centers.
    • No item other than admit card and ID proof is allowed inside the exam centers.
    • Candidates will be asked to remove their footwear before entering the examination hall.
    • Jewelry, watches, electronic gadgets like mobile phones, calculators, etc. or any other metal item are not allowed inside the exam centers.

    COVID-19 Guidelines for CAT Exam Centers 2022

    Due to COVID-19 pandemic, candidates will be required to follow certain precautionary safety measures to ensure protection from COVID-19 on the exam day:

    ParticularsDetails
    Wear a maskMandatorily wear a face mask. No candidate will be allowed to enter the exam center without the same.
    Hand SanitizerCarry a 50 ml bottle of hand sanitizer for frequent sanitization.
    Social DistancingFollow all social distancing norms laid down at the respective exam centers.
    Self Declaration FormSubmit a duly filled self-declaration form that will be available for download with the admit card.
    Carry your water bottleYou can carry a transparent water bottle to the exam center.

    Documents Required at CAT Exam Centers

    Candidates are required to carry the below-mentioned documents with them to their CAT exam centers 2022 on the exam day:

    • A printout of CAT 2022 Admit Card
    • COVID-19 Self Declaration form
    • Any of the following ID proofs in photocopy and original:
    Voter IDPAN Card
    Aadhar CardPassport
    Driving LicenseCollege ID/ Employer ID

    Dos and Don’ts at CAT Exam Center

    Do’s at CAT Exam CenterDon’ts at CAT Exam Center
    Report the exam center as per the timings mentioned in your admit card.Late candidates will not be allowed to enter the exam hall. 
    Carry Admit Card, Id ProofDo not take any electronic items with you. 
    Follow the instructions shown on your screen before starting the test. Do not use keyword, however, a virtual calculator will be provided on the screen. 
    Cooperate with the staff for Biometric verification. Candidates will not be allowed to exit the exam center before exam hours are over. 

    CAT Interview Centers

    CAT Interview Centers 2022

    For candidates called for CAT Interview, given below are the interview cities for respective IIMs. 

    IIMInterview City/Center
    IIM AhmedabadAhmedabad, Bangalore, New Delhi, and Kolkata
    IIM BangaloreBangalore, Kolkata, and New Delhi
    IIM LucknowBangalore, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, New Delhi, and Hyderabad
    IIM IndoreBangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Indore, Kolkata, Mumbai, and New Delhi
    IIM CalcuttaKolkata, New Delhi, Mumbai
    IIM KozhikodeKozhikode, New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata
    IIM ShillongShillong, Kolkata, New Delhi, Mumbai
    IIM RohtakChennai, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai
    IIM RanchiChennai, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai
    IIM RaipurChennai, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai
    IIM TrichyChennai, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai
    IIM UdaipurChennai, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai
    IIM KashipurChennai, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai
    IIM NagpurN/A
    IIM Bodh GayaIIM Calcutta
    IIM VishakhapatnamIIM Bangalore
    IIM AmritsarIIM Kozhikode
    IIM SambalpurIIM Indore
    IIM SirmaurIIM Lucknow

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    CAT Exam Center 2022 FAQs

    Ques. Can we choose our exam centers and slot for CAT 2022?

    Ans. Yes. Candidates can select 6 CAT exam centers as per their preference but only 1 exam center will be allotted to candidates. The decision of allotting the exam center rests with the authority. However, candidates can opt for the slot. 

    Ques. How to use the google map facility link given in the admit card?

    Ans. The e-version of CAT 2022 Admit card will contain a google map link facility through which candidates can know the exact location of their exam center. Candidates just need to clcik on the link provided in their e admit card to navigate through the exam center address. 

    Ques. Till when can we expect CAT 2022 Admit Card?

    Ans. CAT Admit Card 2022 will be released on October 27, 2022.  CAT 2022 exam will be conducted on November 27, 2022, in 3 slots.

    Ques. Who will release the list of exam centers for CAT 2022?

    Ans. The conducting body i.e. IIM will release the updated list of CAT exam centers 2022 on the official website. This year, the authority has decreased the list of exam cities from 159 to 150. 

    Ques. Where can we check our final allotted exam center?

    Ans. The final allotted exam center can only be checked on the CAT admit card. Candidates must note the exam centers once allotted cannot be changed. 

    Ques. Can we change our exam center?

    Ans. Yes, you can edit the chosen exam centers during the application form correction 2022. CAT exam center once allotted on the admit card cannot be changed. Therefore candidates are advised to select 6 CAT exam centers as per their preference only. 

    Ques. In how many cities will CAT 2022 be conducted?

    Ans. Based on the the official CAT 2022 notification, the exam will be conducted in 150 cities across various states of India. The complete list will be provided soon by IIM Bangalore. 

    Ques. How many preferences for test cities can we provide?

    Ans. Candidates can select 6 CAT exam centers as per their preference while filling the application form but only 1 exam center will be allotted to candidates. The exam center allotted on the admit card will be final and no changes will be allowed later.

    Ques. Which documents are we supposed to bring to the exam center?

    Ans. The following documents are required at CAT Exam center:

    • CAT 2022 Admit Card
    • Valid ID Proof- Aadhar Card, Voter ID Card, PAN Card, Driving License, Passport, College ID Card, Employee ID Card.

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