FMS Delhi All Questions

Dear Student,

Yes you can get admission into FMS , there is no problem.

Eligibility: Must have Bachelor's Degree in any discipline after 12 years of formal schooling with a minimum marks of 50% marks (SC/ST : PASSING MARKS; OBC/PWD/CW:45%) OR equivalent CGPA. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of graduation degree may also apply for this.

Thank You.

Praveen, FMS Delhi has many criteria on which it accepts your admission. It will depend on your score in the B Com, CAT percentile, School Grades, Interview, and many more. And yes probably a student with a regular degree would be ranked above the one with a distance degree.

Hope this helps! All the best!!

Hey there

As FMS delhi does not consider graduation marks your chances of getting FMS delhi is more if you get a good score in CAT. For ST category the cutoff is low and your 10th and 12th marks are good and thus as per previous year figures minimum composite score in CAT is around 19.33. Anyway aim to get more than 95 percentile to have fair chances of converting fms delhi.

Check the link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-delhi-cutoff/amp

Good luck

Hello praveen,

As you should know that FMS has released a shortlist of around 2750 candidate for around 275 seat and the shortlisting was done on the basis of CAT score only. Further students who got selected go for other rounds like personal interview and so on. But this year they have dropped GD round so the final list that came out was based on PI selected students.

Hope it will help!

Dear Aspirant,

Your academic scores are fair enough to get admission in the colleges like IIMs , SP Jain and FMS

If you managed to get 99.6 overall than there are fair chances for you to get in top IIMs , SP Jain and FMS

See it to it you clear the sectional cut off also. Along with this prepare yourself for GDPI as the selection process consists of these too.

For more information regarding cut off do visit the link below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-cutoff/amp

Hope this helps

Hey Akash

Considering your Academic profile and CAT score for predicting selection in top IIMs is not sufficient. The selection depends on given factors:

• CAT scores
• Work Experience
• Gender Diversity
• WAT and Interview
• Academic Scores
• Overall profile

And being a General Engineers Male candidate, you must score above 99.6+ percentile for increasing chances of selection in top IIMs and FMS. With good performance in Interview and considerable work experience chances increases automatically.

For further doubts, ask us.

FMS has released a shortlist of 2750 Candidates on March 12th for an intake of 275 seats. This shortlisting was done on the basis of CAT score alone. This means 100% weightage was given to CAT score cut offs with varying sectional weightage for shortlisting the Candidates for the final selection round. So that is the first shortlist. And then the shortlisted Candidates go through Group Discussion and Personal Interview. This year Group Discussion round was dropped. And so the 275 Candidates were shortlisted on the basis of Personal Interview and that was the final shortlist. Hence 2 shortlists. Infact this is the same every year.

There are certain provisions through which you can avail a fee reduction being a ST category Student.

They don't have any Scholarship type system but they have a fee reduction category for SC/ST.

Coming to the second part of the question. For the final selection, your GD/PI and Extempore carries 20% weight age.

They generally selects the trending topics from recent economics activities like slump in GDP, effect of foreign remittances during covid -19 or post corona, Banking frauds, etc.

All the best!!