MBA-the two-year full-time programme is designed with the objective of developing young men and women into highly adept professional managers, capable of working in diverse sectors, continuously striving for excellence in performance, while propagating thought leadership and contributing to the welfare of the society at large. The curriculum of the continuously evolving MBA - two-year full-time programme rests on two pillars: one, providing a strong analytical foundation in key functional areas and the other, enabling a high degree of academic flexibility, thereby allowing students to customize their MBA experience.
Selection to the FMS MBA FT course will be based on the Personal interview, Group discussion, and CAT score.
Shortlisted candidates are then called for a Group discussion and Personal interview round.
The final selection is based on the cumulative performance of the candidate in the CAT Score as well as the group discussion and personal interview round.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for admission to the MBA programme must have pursued at least a Bachelor’s Degree programme after twelve years of formal schooling with at least 50% marks at graduation level (SC/ST: Passing Marks; OBC/PWD/CW: 45% as per the University Rules) or equivalent CGPA. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Bachelor’s Degree may also apply.
Note: Candidates appearing in the final year examination of Bachelor’s Degree are eligible to apply for admission irrespective of their percentage of scores obtained till the time of application, provided that they expect to fulfill the eligibility criteria when their results are declared and which must be submitted to the FMS office at the time of admission to the programme.
Student Reviews
The Best Bschool in India
Posted on 18 May' 17 by Anonymous
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Batch of 2019 | MBA
Think beyond the IIMs! With placements that are at par with IIM A, world class faculty, and fees that is peanuts, can you argue that this isn't the best bschool in India..or for that matter, Asia itself. FMS has been offering MBA (and not PGDM) from ages. It has Asia's largest finance lab(I lost count of the number of bloomberg terminals now). Seriously, I wonder why it isn't ranked at 1! Just because FMS doesn't have hostels? I do not see ANY other parameter where FMS doesn't have an edge against any bschool in the country.
Dreams realised within every square feet of the Red Building
Posted on 05 May' 17 by Anonymous
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Batch of 2018 | MBA
FMS does not give you the cliched B-school plush infrastructure,what it does give you is the opportunity to realise your corporate aspirations with no frills-value learning through learning by doing.The institute boasts of a entirely student run MSA(Student body) which works towards placements,domain-specific-mentorship,peer based learning which is an essential part in the rigorous everyday itinerary of any typical FMSite.The institute has an excellent record of placements and has incorporated Leadership talk series a.k.a Arthashastra talk series by eminent industry veterans,holds regular Know your Alumni sessions(an informal meet up over tea) and further plans to invite women achievers in corporate engagements to foster balance of perspectives on the corporate student engagement platform.The institute is currently trying to raise the gender ratio from 1:7,every student passes the CAT score(90% weightage)and extempore ritual(10%)to get admitted to FMS.Life at FMS is bonding over with people over assignments with sacrosant deadlines,match screenings,parties and 15 min breaks between classes.You get to compete with highly competitive top CAT percentilers to bag the Dean roll's of honour for the top ten 10% of the students securing highest marks in the exams yet you also get to learn valuable insights within the
classrooms through case simulations,participatory interactions with the faculty which lends a subtle value to the knowledge base of the student.Apart from access to HBR e-resources,students' need of other e-resources is trying to get addressed by raising enough funds to provide superior learning.I completely owe my summer internship at Tata Steel to the faculty and fellow peers.Coming to the accomodation aspect,An FMSite has great deal of flexibility in choosing a rented place to stay as FMS is a non residential campus,it provides a break from the usual hostel bound atmosphere.The USP of FMS being in the Delhi-NCR region also acts a great opportunity for students to get involved in live projects and derive the most out of a low fee-no EMI after MBA system.
Coming from Marutius, I actually was not very comfortable in the first few months. The level of hard work and effort I had to put was very high. This but helped me to shape the person I am today. Though FMS does not has it's own hostel but I was lucky enough to get International hostel of Delhi University. I found a new home away from home in FMS and DU. I am placed in AB Inbev and look forward to a great career ahead.
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Batch of 2018 | MBA
Life at FMS can be defined as one which teaches you multiple lessons in a very short span of two years. FMS in itself a small world inside DU, wherein a student has experiences which turn out to be lifetime learnings. FMS is a small building with students whose dreams are not confined to the area the college covers. With limited resources and efficient management, a total of 600 (or more) students study on campus, which has two Lecture Halls with a capacity of 200 students each and around 10 rooms with an occupancy of 80 students each. Even though there is dearth of rooms, the knowledge sharing and the level of intellect that students and professors have is unmatchable. The professors are one of the bests in Delhi University which is a reason for the top rank that FMS holds. In terms of placements, FMS ranks in the top 5 MBA colleges of India, which is well deserved and something every FMS student is proud of. It is a building whether dreams are realised per square inch, and with every upcoming batch the flag will fly high.
It was wonderful to spend two years in FMS.
Great industry exposure.
Learnt to work in time frame.
As FMS is part of University of Delhi, we got the opportunity to use its infrastructure.
FMS has the highest ROI among all B-Schools.
As a foreigner I enjoyed the stay in International Students House which is part of University of Delhi.
Placements are one of the best thing in FMS where I got the chance to work with a leading FMCG Company.
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