JIPMAT 2022: Window to Challenge Answer Key Closes Today, July 16

The Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT) 2022 was conducted by the National Testing Agency(NTA) in 78 cities across India on 3 July. The examination was conducted in the computer-based test (CBT) mode. The provisional answer key for the question paper was released on 14 July. Any candidate can raise objections to the answer key before 16 July by paying a non-refundable fee of INR 200 per question. Therefore, the window to raise objections against any answer in the answer key closes today.

Read More: JIPMAT 2022: Answer Key Released at jipmat.nta.ac.in

How to Raise Objections Against JIPMAT 2022 Provisional Answer Key?

1. Candidates can use the following steps to raise objections against the answer key of JIPMAT:
2. Registered candidates must visit the JIPMAT official website, jipmat.nta.ac.in
3. On the homepage, click on the link which reads ‘JIPMAT 2022- Answer Key Challenge’.
4. Then, candidates will be redirected to a new page where they must enter the login details, such as the application number, date of birth/password, and the security code.
5. The candidates can now download the answer key of JIPMAT and will have to cross-check answers and raise objections, if any.
6. The appearing window will provide the question ID, correct option ID as per the provisional answer key, and columns for other options.
7. Click on the column for any one or more option ID if, according to you, the option is correct.
8. Attach documents to support the claim to an answer
9. Click on the tab ”Challenge Question.”
10. Review the challenges from the appearing window
11. Click on ”Save your claim and pay fee finally.”
12. Finally, pay a non-refundable fee of INR 200 for each objection against the JIPMAT 2022 answer key.

Challenge JIPMAT 2022 Answer Key

After compiling all the correct answer keys, the NTA will release the results of the JIPMAT 2022 examination soon. The announcement of the cut-off for different institutions will follow soon.

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