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CAT 2026 Registration Open Until Sep 15: How to Apply and Fees
✍️ NDTV
🗓 13 Sep 2026, 05:54 PM
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The Common Admission Test (CAT) 2026 registration will close on 15 September at 5 pm. Candidates are advised to review the application steps and fee structure before submitting their forms.
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) has announced that the online registration window for the Common Admission Test 2026 will remain open until 5 pm on 15 September. This deadline applies to all candidates seeking admission to IIM postgraduate programmes across the country.
Prospective test‑takers are urged to log onto the official CAT portal, create an account, and complete the personal and academic details required for eligibility verification. The portal also provides a step‑by‑step guide on uploading supporting documents and selecting preferred test centres.
Before finalising the submission, candidates must review the applicable registration fee, which varies based on the category of the applicant. Payment can be made through net banking, credit/debit cards, or UPI, and a receipt is generated instantly upon successful transaction.
The institute has reminded applicants that incomplete or erroneous forms cannot be edited after the cut‑off time, and any discrepancies may lead to disqualification. For further assistance, a helpline and FAQ section are available on the website.
All information regarding the registration timeline, fee structure, and application guidelines is sourced from the official NDTV report on the CAT 2026 rollout.
Prospective test‑takers are urged to log onto the official CAT portal, create an account, and complete the personal and academic details required for eligibility verification. The portal also provides a step‑by‑step guide on uploading supporting documents and selecting preferred test centres.
Before finalising the submission, candidates must review the applicable registration fee, which varies based on the category of the applicant. Payment can be made through net banking, credit/debit cards, or UPI, and a receipt is generated instantly upon successful transaction.
The institute has reminded applicants that incomplete or erroneous forms cannot be edited after the cut‑off time, and any discrepancies may lead to disqualification. For further assistance, a helpline and FAQ section are available on the website.
All information regarding the registration timeline, fee structure, and application guidelines is sourced from the official NDTV report on the CAT 2026 rollout.