CM rated 1100??

https://ratings.fide.com/profile/30933099

I was very curious how an 1100 can be an Candidate Master. What exactly is the criteria?

wtf how is this possible is it a bug on the website?

FIDE grants some titles (like CM or FM) to winners of certain junior chess tournaments.

So that player likely earned her title by winning her division in a tournament. Perhaps the Under-8 division.

So winning the Under-8 age group earns you a CANDIDATE MASTER Title???

Correct. Jind Kaur is the youngest female CM in history, earning her title at age 7.

In some tournaments, yes.

When Praggnanandhaa won the World Under-8 Chess Championship a few years ago, for example, it earned him an 1800 FIDE rating, and a FIDE Master title.

(He's now a 2600+ GM ...)

Seems like overreach to me!

It's not even that uncommon.  My search shows 9 CMs rated 1200 or less.  

https://ratings.fide.com/advaction.phtml?idcode=&name=&title=c&other_title=&country=%25&sex=&srating=0&erating=1200&birthday=&radio=name&line=asc

And here's an IM rated 1943. https://ratings.fide.com/profile/4806620

And here's a WGM rated 1649. https://ratings.fide.com/profile/11300248 

For anyone wondering, they're called "automatic" (or "direct") titles.

They encourage future participation in the sport from those who attain them.

They also encourage more young players to compete, as the top prize(s) for such tournaments include the allure of a respectable FIDE title.

Wow, makes me feel a bit better about my OTB and online ratings

I'm better than a Grandmaster! 

I have two wins against a CM who was rated 1450 and a draw against a 1790 rated grandmaster. I missed a sure win in that one. I'm a real class act, I'm victorious against children.

whoop whoop