FMS Delhi All Questions

Hello There!

There is a pretty slim chance that you might get in but it all depends on the personal interview. The weightage of this process is 15% of the total composite score. This is the first interaction that you have with professors. You should prepare profoundly and be aware of the current affairs. The next important thing is the knowledge of your graduation subjects and what you did in your internships and courses.

All the best!

Hello Candidate!

To get into FMS one has to give CAT exam on the basis of which they provide Composite score (this score is arrived by considering weightage of 40% VACR section, 30% LR/DI section and 30% QA Section of the CAT exam).

For the OBC category composite score is 35.384 and for CW6 is 37.670.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Dear Aspirant,

Wishing you the best for CAT 2022. The minimum eligibility criteria for pursuing MBA in FMS Delhi is as follows-

1. Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university/institute.
2. The admission is based primarily on their CAT scores, their entrance test score, and personal interview.
3. Open category candidates need a minimum of 50% in graduation, while students in reserved categories need 45%.
4. Applicants must score as per the prescribed norms in any national, state, and university level examination.

So as per the requirement you will have to complete your graduation to be selected in FMS Delhi. But you can definitely give it a try to know where you stand. Hence you can not pursue MBA while still in your Bcom course.

Hello,

The FMS selection criteria include the weighting of the CAT, academic achievement, Extempore and PI, as well as a consideration of the Statement of Purpose. Women applicants who present for the interview will receive an extra five points.

Graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate or comparable CGPA is the minimum eligibility condition for admission to FMS, Delhi. The minimum aggregate necessary for restricted category students is 45 percent. Students in their final year or equivalent of a bachelor's degree programme are also eligible to apply.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

In order to get the FMS you should be good with your 10 & 12 percent.

Don't focus more on that just do bring 99+% in CAT you will selected in FMS because they didn't see your work experience. They will just see 10% weightage of 10 & 12(5%-5% both).

First know that your past academics won't affect your chances. The breakup for final shortlist is 85% for CAT score, 10% Interview, 5% Extempore.

Now, You need at least 98+ %ile with a good verbal percentile to get a call from FMS, let alone converting. Verbal because they have different weightage for different sections. This year it is 40:30:30 for VARC: DILR: QA respectively. For Converting the call it is difficult for a percentile less than 99.

If you are a OBC-NC candidate, a score of 96+ %le would be a good score to begin with.

I hope this helps.

Hello aspirant

hope you are doing great. As per your query  I would glad to tell you that for getting the call from faculty of management studies of bhu you need to have atleast 85 percentile in cat exam to get a call from fms for further rounds and have to pass all the sectional cut offs

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hi Richie,

Hope you are doing well. Selection to top B-Schools like IIM A, B, C, L, K, I, XLRI, MDI, FMS, NITIE requires a you to ace in a lot of categories.

• Firstly, your CAT / XAT score needs to be phenomenal.
• Secondly, your past academics needs to be very good.

Now, the first point i.e. doing well in the entrance exam is a bare minimum but everything else is subjective. Many aspirants with decent academics get through while some with brilliant academics fail. But that doesn't mean your past acads has no value. See the point is, the professors see in you what extra attribute can you bring to the batch. If they see any spark in you, you're sure to be selected and mind you me, this spark can be anything from academics to extra- curricular activities, any special hobby that you might have or any exceptional experience you might have faced.

So to simplify and answer your question straight... Yes extra-curricular activities bring in some bounty points during PI just like exceptional academics but nothing guarantees your admission. Its you, overall that they judge. Any special abilities you might possess that separates you from  the rest always becomes a turning point.

Hope this was helpful.

Hello,

Admission to MBA Programme in Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi is done through CAT scores only, the eligibility criteria is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university securing 50% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, when it comes to the weightage assigned for admission it's follows-

• CAT  Score - 50%
• Marks obtained in Class X - With 60% and above but less than 75%: 5% weightage is provided and in case of 75% and above 10% is given
• Marks obtained in Class XII - securing 60% and above but less than 75% is given 5%, with 75% and above provides 10%
• Discussion on Statement of Purpose - 10%
• Extempore – 5%
• Personal Interview - 15%

Last year due to covid admission was made only on the basis of CAT scores and  academic performance,  to know more details regarding this, visit our page at https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-delhi-admission-criteria, you can also visit the official website at http://fms.edu/?q=node/2115

Hi Anant.  Yes Business schools like IIMS, FMS and BHU etc. verify PWD applicants appearing for entrance exams . While filling the application forms, such students need to attach the PWD certificate issued by the government of india or State government for verification

Hi Trideep. It also matters which stream are you from. With 87 percentile and the given academics, you can try applying for following colleges-             1) TAPMI Manipal  - Cutoff 86 percentile

2) SP Jain Institute of Management and Research - cutoff 85 percentile

3) Xavier Institute of Management and research,  Bangalore - cutoff 85 percentile

4) Institute of Management Studies, BHU,  Varanasi. - cutoff 85 percentile

5) FORE School of Management,  New Delhi.  - Cutoff-85 percentile

6) Institute of Finance and International Management.  Cutoff- 85 percentile

7) Institute of Rural Management,  Anand,  Gujarat.  Cutoff - 80 percentile