UPDATE on CAT 2009

All candidates identified for the re-test in phase two would have received notice of their eligibility from Prometric by now. They will receive another notification informing them of the time and location for their test by January 23rd, 2010 at the latest. The results of CAT 2009 are likely to be declared by the third week of February 2010.

GPAT-2010

The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT)-2010 would be conducted under the aegis of National Monitoring Committee, All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi by The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara

Date of Written Examination: 2-5-2010

State Bank of India- Probationary officers Recruitment

The State Bank of India had released a notification for the post of probationary officer in Associated Banks. No of Posts: 1717 Written Examination: 07-03-2010

JMET Results

The JMET Results are out, U Can check them in the JMET website Qualifying mark for GN 62.00 Qualifying mark for OBC 55.80 Qualifying mark for SC/ST/PD 41.33

Update on CAT 2010

The first phase of CAT 2009 was from November 28th to December 8th, 2009. The second phase of CAT 2009 will be on January 30th and 31st, 2010. The following candidates would be scheduled for a test in the second phase of CAT 2009: 1. those who could not take the test due to planned or unplanned closure of their test lab and were not rescheduled later in the first phase. (This does not include voluntary no-shows.) 2. those who were rescheduled but could not appear for the test because of notice period of less than 48 hours. 3. those who were rescheduled but could not appear for the test as they were rescheduled in a city different from their original choice. 4. those who pressed the End/Quit button within the first 120 minutes during the first three days of the testing window and have not been rescheduled yet. (If a candidate in this category chooses not to take the rescheduled test, then his/her score from the first phase of testing will be retained.) 5. those who completed the test in more than 140 minutes of clock-time* due to computer disruptions. (If a candidate in this category does not appear for the rescheduled test, then his/her score from the first phase of testing will be considered null and void.) 6. those who completed the test in 136 minutes to 140 minutes of clock-time* due to computer disruptions would have an option to take the rescheduled test. (If a candidate in this category does not appear for the rescheduled test, then his/her score from the first phase of testing will be retained.) 7. those who experienced difficulties due to various kinds of disruptions such as frozen computer screen, blank screen, and data/graphic elements not displaying properly; identified through site reports recorded at the test labs and have not been rescheduled yet.