XAT Result 2025

XAT Result Date 2025

The XAT 2025 exam is scheduled for January 5, 2025. The answer keys for all sets will be released before the results. The XAT 2025 results are expected to be declared in the last week of January 2025, about three weeks after the exam. Shortly after, counseling will begin for selected candidates, who can also download their call letters from the official website. The scorecard and answer key will be made available in January 2025.

How To Check XAT Result 2025 and Download Scorecard?

The XAT 2025 result and scorecard will be accessible for download exclusively through the official website. To view and download your scorecard, follow these steps:

1. Visit the official XAT 2025 website: xatonline.in
2. Click on the 'Scorecard' tab.
3. Log in using your XAT ID and password.
4. Enter the security code displayed on the screen.
5. Click on the candidate scorecard link and download the PDF version.

Also Read: XAT Exam Dates 2025 | XAT Eligibility Criteria 2025 | XAT Syllabus 2025

Details Mentioned on XAT Scorecard 2025?

Each XAT 2025 result and scorecard will include the candidate's personal information and scores. Candidates should review these details carefully and contact the exam authorities for any corrections needed in personal information.

1. Name of the candidate
2. Gender of the candidate
3. Address of the candidate
4. XAT ID
5. Date of XAT exam
6. Date of Birth
7. Validity of the XAT scorecard
8. Sectional percentiles
9. Sectional scores
10. Sectional percentiles
11. Overall percentile

How To Calculate XAT Score?

The XAT score for each candidate is determined based on the raw scores from their attempted questions. To grasp the XAT scoring process, it's essential to review the XAT marking scheme:

XAT Score Calculation Process

1. To calculate the XAT score, the marks obtained in all three sections—Verbal Ability, Decision Making, and Quantitative Aptitude—are summed.
2. The General Knowledge (GK) score is not considered in the XAT score or percentile calculations.
3. Candidates are ranked based on their total marks. Each candidate's rank is divided by the total number of test-takers, and this ratio is multiplied by 100 to determine the XAT percentile score.