Hi,
Today's TOI carries an article (at least in their Mumbai edition) about IIM's admitting to the errors in CAT the paper! It has put all the speculation about a possible re-test to rest! Also, you may stop giving those formale for correction
Although, any decision in the light of this would be unfair to some group or another (and in some way or another), a retest would have been the worst of all the decisions! As I have seen the plight of students in 2003, when over a lakh students had to suffer a retest, just because a few hundreds took advantage of the leak!
I am glad that there would not be a retest! They will be simply ignoring the questions that had errors. This seems to be a fair decision.
So here is how your score would be calculated:
If you had series: 111 and 333, your quant section would have 23 Q's and if you had the series 222 and 444, your quant section would have 24 Q's.
In addition, if you had the series 444, your verbal section would also have 24 Q's.
In other words, question paper sets 111, 333 and 444 would have 73 valid Q's in all, but 222 will have 74 valid Q's.
Now, how are they going to calculate the percentiles, would be interesting to note, as the students with set 222 would clearly be at an advantage of 1 Q!!
Let us all wait and watch!
Regards,
Manish sir