CMAT 2019 Result and Merit List have been released. As per the CMAT Merit List 2019, Navanshu Surendra Sharma has secured AIR 1. Check the complete list of CMAT toppers.
CMAT Merit List 2019 – National Testing Agency (NTA) has released CMAT 2019 merit list/rank list on February 6, 2019. CMAT merit list is available on the official website of NTA in PDF format. CMAT 2019 merit list displays the roll number, rank and the marks obtained by candidates. As per the merit list, Navanshu Surendra Sharma has secured AIR 1. He is followed by Kshitij Madan who has secured AIR 2 and Bhargav Ashok Kumar Desai topped the exam by bagging AIR 3. The merit list is prepared based on the scores obtained by candidates in CMAT 2019, the exam of which was conducted on January 28 and 29 (Shrinagar region), 2019. CMAT result 2019 has been announced on February 6, 2019. CMAT 2019 score is valid for admission for the academic year 2019-20. Out of total 64582 registered candidates, 54516 had appeared for the exam. Read below to get more information on CMAT merit list 2019, all India ranks and toppers and alculation of CMAT score percentile.
Steps to download CMAT Merit List 2019
The step by step procedure to download CMAT 2019 merit list is explained below.
- Go to the official website
- Click on ‘All India Merit List’ tab in the home page
- On clicking the link, the PDF file of the merit list opens
- Check rank, percentile, section-wise and overall marks
- Download and save the PDF file
CMAT Merit List 2019 –Details printed on it
The merit list of CMAT carries the following details.
- Roll number
- All India Rank (AIR)
- candidates name
- Subject/section-wise and overall marks
- NTA score (CMAT Percentile)
How is CMAT Merit List 2019 Calculated?
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CMAT merit list has been calculated based on the total score. The scores are determined in the following way.
- For correct answer, candidates scored 4 marks.
- For incorrect answer, -1 mark was deducted.
- No mark was assigned for unattempted question.
- Total marks have been calculated out of 400 marks.
The raw marks obtained by candidates have been considered for calculation of CMAT result.
CMAT Merit List 2019 – Calculation of Percentile
NTA score (percentile) indicates the percentage of candidates who have scored equal to or below (same or lower raw marks) candidates. The percentile has been calculated using the following formula.
Formula:
100 X Number of candidates appeared in the examination with raw marks EQUAL TO OR LESS than the candidate / Total number of the candidates appeared
Note: NTA total score (CMAT) is not an aggregate or average of the subject-wise NTA (CMAT) score. It is not the same as percentage of marks obtained.
CMAT Merit List 2019 – Tie-Breaking Policy
While determining the merit list, the examination authority has adopted the tie-breaking policy wherein the candidates have secured same score/marks. The ties have been resolved in the following manner.
- In case total marks were same for more than one candidate, ranks have been allotted to candidates on the basis of sectional score.
- Candidates older in age has been given preference.
CMAT Toppers 2019
Given below is the list of CMAT toppers who have secured the top 10 positions in the exam.
| Name |
CMAT All India Merit Rank |
Total marks |
Percentile |
| SHARMA NAVANSHU SURENDRA |
AIR 1 |
372 |
100.0000000 |
| KSHITIJ MADAN |
AIR 2 |
361 |
99.9981657 |
| DESAI BHARGAV ASHOKKUMAR |
AIR 3 |
358 |
99.9963314 |
| PAWAR GAURAV GURUNATH |
AIR 4 |
356 |
99.9944970 |
| NANDISH BIKKANNAVAR |
AIR 5 |
355 |
99.9926627 |
| ARVIND SHANKAR |
AIR 6 |
354 |
99.9908284 |
| SANTOSHKUMAR SHIVBAHADUR PATEL |
AIR 7 |
353 |
99.9889941 |
| SUMEET MISHRA |
AIR 8 |
352 |
99.9871597 |
| PHADKE GOVIND VINAYAK |
AIR 9 |
351 |
99.9853254 |
| KURIEN THOMAS K |
AIR 10 |
351 |
99.9853254 |
Also see the CMAT 2019 Merit List containing marks and percentile score of each candidate, below.
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