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CAT 2019 rings a welcome bell for candidates with easier questions

CAT 2019 appears a little easier than CAT 2018, with two sections being on the easier side, and one being tougher, says an expert

CAT 2019 rings a welcome bell for candidates with easier questions
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Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
Candidates, who took the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2019 on Sunday, welcomed an easier test paper, compared to last year.

Gateway to the 20 premier Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and over 110 non-IIM B-schools, the computerised entrance test was conducted in two sessions at 376 centres across 156 cities in the country.  The results may be announced in the second week of January 2020, said Shubhasis Dey, faculty member at IIM Kozhikode and convener for CAT 2019.

As against the total registrations of 244,169 candidates, up by 3,000 over CAT 2018, 209,926 candidates wrote the paper this year, said

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