CAT response sheets were out on 1st December 2022, and candidates can view and download them from the CAT website (IIM CAT). Candidates can view their response sheets and report objections if any from 11 am 1st December till 5 pm 4th December.

Steps to view and download the CAT 2022 Response sheet:
1. Visit the official CAT website (IIM CAT)
2. Click the Registered Candidate Login button and enter your User ID and Password followed by the Captcha and click on Login
3. Click on the Candidate Response, tab. Click here in Please click here to download your question paper for CAT 2022 and this will show your response sheet in the html format.
You can save your response sheet in the html format by hitting Ctrl + S or you can download your response sheet in a pdf format by clicking the Print button in the top right corner and then clicking Save.

Analyzing the response sheet:
The CAT response sheet consists of all the questions of the respective slots with options, correct answers and marked answers in the following format.
For a MCQ type question all the options are provided below and the correct option will appear in green color along with a green tick on its left, all the other options are red in color along with red cross on the left.



For a Non MCQ type question the Possible Answer (possible correct answer) is displayed in green color and the Given Answer (your answer) is displayed below it.



Calculating the Raw score:
You can calculate your Raw score based on the following marking scheme

Marking scheme:
MCQ: +3 for every Correct answer, -1 for every Wrong answer, 0 for every Unanswered question.
Non MCQ: +3 for every Correct answer, 0 for every Wrong answer, 0 for every Unanswered question.
Raw score is not directly considered for final percentile calculation, it will be subjected to normalization by IIM Bangalore for final percentile calculation.

Objections:
If not satisfied with the answers considered as correct by the exam conducting authority you can raise your objection by filling an objection form. An application fee of Rs. 1500 has to be paid for each objection. The exam conducting authority evaluates the objection and takes the final call.
The time period for raising objections is between 11 am on 1st December and 5 pm on 4th December.

Steps to raise an Objection:
1. Visit the official CAT website (IIM CAT)
2. Click the Login button and enter your User Id and Password followed by the Captcha and click Login
3. Now click the Objection Form tab and click Click here to Raise Objection +
4. Now a new window with the title Objection Form opens and Instructions are displayed, read them thoroughly and click Close.
5. In the form the Shift (1/ 2/ 3) and the Amount (1500) are filled by default.
6. Select the appropriate section on the Section tab dropdown list.
7. Select the appropriate Question ID of the question for which you wish to raise an objection from the list on the Question ID tab.
8. In the Nature of Objection tab select the type of your objection from the list as follows.
None of the options is a correct answer - If you feel that all the given options are incorrect.
More than one option is a correct answer - If you feel that two or more options from the given options are correct.
Answer Key is incorrect - If you feel that the answer considered as correct by the exam conducting authority is incorrect.
9. In the Remark tab type in the reason for your objection.
10. If you have any supporting documents for your objection upload it by clicking CLICK HERE TO UPLOAD in the Documents tab.
11. Recheck the given inputs and click SUBMIT to submit your objection. You can submit only one objection at a time. To make a different objection repeat the same steps mentioned above.

To view the objections you have made:
1. Visit the official CAT website (IIM CAT)
2. Click the Login button and enter your User Id and Password followed by the Captcha and click Login
3. Now click the Objection Form tab all the objections would be displayed below Objection Details:
4. To view any new objections made click Click to Refresh

There are plenty of websites offering percentile predictor tools which can be used to get an idea of the final percentile (these predictions might vary with the actual percentile).

Source:
IIM CAT