CMAT 2021: Objection window for management admission test shuts today; check steps here
The provision keys of all shifts along with the question papers and response sheets were released by the NTA on 3 April
CMAT 2021: The objection window for the Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) answer key will close at 5 pm on Monday, 5 April.Candidates, who appeared for the exam, can visit the official website — cmat.nta.nic.in — to submit any object related to the answer key. The provision keys of all shifts along with the question papers and response sheets were released by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on 3 April.Students can fill the online answer key objection application form to submit their queries. They will have to submit a processing fee of Rs 1,000 per objection.Candidates can follow these steps to raise their objections:Step 1: Visit the official website, cmat.nta.nic.inStep 2: On the homepage, click on the link ‘Challenge (s) regarding Answer Key’Step 3: Enter the required details - application number, date of birth and then enter the security pinStep 4: Verify details and click on 'Submit'Step 5: The question ids will be displayed on the screen in sequential orderStep 6: It is to be noted that the ID next to the question under 'Correct Option' column stands for the correct answerStep 7: Use one or more option ids given in the four columns by clicking the check box to challenge this optionStep 8: After choosing your desired option, upload supporting documents in a single PDFStep 9: Click on ‘Save your Claim’Step 10: The challenged option ids will be displayed on the screenStep 11: Click on ‘Save your Claim and Pay Fee Finally’The computer-based exam was conducted on 31 March at various centres.

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