Hello dear,

For physically challenged students there no cut off marks as they don't need to appear in CAT exam there selection is based on the GD and PI round till 2019.But from 2020 there should be cut off required for that  they have to appear in CAT exam.

Cut off for General and OBC students goes around 80-85 percentile according to that the percentile for the PC students should be lower.

for further queries you can go to- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-bhu-cutoff

Hope this will help you.

Thank You.

FMS Delhi doesn't differentiate between the Academic qualifications. There are points for Diversity but CAT score takes the maximum weightage along with your Academic  marks. FMS Delhi usually has the highest cut offs for its 200 seat intake. The selection process includes 3 stage method. They are:

Eligibility Criteria

Group Discussion and Personal Interview

Final Selection

The basic eligibility criteria remains 50% aggregate for General Category in Graduation and 45% for Reserved Categories or equivalent CGPA from any recognised University. The percentiles in CAT are considered for the further rounds. In 2018, the weightage given for various sections of CAT have been as follows:

QA: 30%

DILR: 30%

VARC: 40%

An additional 3 marks are added to the Composite score in case of women for shortlisting. This score is used only for shortlisting Candidates for Personal Interview. The weightage for Final selection is as follows:

Personal Interview: 15%

CAT score: 60%

Group Discussion: 10%

Extempore: 5%

10th marks: 5%

12th marks: 5%

An additional 3 marks of the maximum aggregate will be added to the women candidates who have attended the Interview. Now with all this process, the cut offs is an important issue to be discussed. Previously FMS used to consider overall CAT score for shortlisting. However since the past 2 years, FMS has been giving sectional preference and weightage. VARC occupies the top position with 40% weightage. A Candidate with at least 97 sectional weightage will be shortlisted at FMS. So it is important to focus more on VARC section while not leaving other sections. Higher cut offs are due to the intensity of the competition at FMS, Delhi. Their placements speak for themselves. FMS, Delhi concluded 2018 placements with an average placement package of 22.60 Lakhs for Women Candidates. Out of a batch of 223 Students, 215 participated in Placements and all of them have been placed there by leaving FMS, Delhi at the top in 100% Placement Companies. Though 133 companies participated in Hiring process, 83 companies could make the recruitment offers.

Hey Manish,

The BHU FMS cut-off for general category is around 85 percentile. For reserved categories, no specific percentile is mentioned. For 2018, the reserved candidates didn't have any cut-off. Their admission was based on the performance in group discussion and personal interview only.
However, the cut-off for reserved candidates may be released this year.
Generally, the cut-off for reserved categories is 5-10 percentile less than general and taking this into account, you may not get a call from BHU.
Incase, you get shortlisted, you will have to appear for group discussion and personal interview.
Though, there is a reservation for backward categories. 27% seats are for OBC Candidates.

To know about various available options, you can use our pathfinder:
https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/cat

Hope this helps!

Hello student !

As fms is among the top colleges for mba so the cut off for this college is very high to get selected for gdpi round. So with percentile 56.88 it is impossible to get selected for the same. For getting enrolled in FMS you need to score 95+ percentile.

Hope this will help you

All the best

Hello,
In 2019 the cut off for FMS BHU was 85% percentile for candidates who belong to general category. And there is no minimum cut off percentile for reserved candidates.And this cut may change in 2020.So if you belong to reserved category you may get selected.The final selection is based on 50 percentage in CAT, 30 percentage in group discussion and interview and 20 percentage for past education performance.

Hello,

The cutoff percentile for IIMs and old management institutions like FMS Delhi ranges over 99 percentile.  New IIMs like IIM Sambalpur, IIM Ranchi require 90 percentile as their eligibility criteria. The cutoff is decided on the basis of following points :

1. Exam difficulty
2. Number of test giving candidates
3. Number of candidates who qualify the exam
4. Total count of seats
5. Ranking of the institutes

Mrigank, a score of 145 is really good for CAT 2019 and although we cannot accurately estimate the percentile until the official data is released, your score is expected to lie between 97 to 98 percentile. Also, you also have a stellar past academic performance.

FMS calls students above 94-95 percentile in OBC category for the next rounds. For IIMs, Ahmedabad might have a slightly higher cutoff and Bangalore prefers some work experience. Other than that, you can easily get a call from IIM Calcutta, Kozhikode, Lucknow and Indore as they expect a 95-96+ percentile and you also clear their 10th, 12th and graduation marks cutoff.

So you can expect calls from most of these institutes. You can start preparing for the further rounds- GD, PI, WAT- as differs from college to college since they also carry significant weightage in your final selection. All the best.

Hello Aspirant ,

Sorry to tell you but getting a negetive score in any of the section will not going to give you a call from BHU as for getting admission there you must get a non-zero positive number which you don't have so you won't get a call.

But don't loose hope there are some other good exams like XAT with some good colleges like FORE DELHI, KJ SOMAIYA, IMT GHAZIABAD, IMI DELHI and TAPMI, so you should concentrate on these exams to get good marks and get a call from one of these colleges.

I hope the above information is beneficial for you.

All the best.

Anything less than 95 percentile is difficult for a call from FMS.FMS Delhi usually has the highest cut offs for its 200 seat intake. The selection process includes 3 stage method. They are:

Eligibility Criteria
Group Discussion and Personal Interview
Final Selection

The basic eligibility criteria remains 50% aggregate for General Category in Graduation and 45% for Reserved Categories or equivalent CGPA from any recognised University. The percentiles in CAT are considered for the further rounds. In 2018, the weightage given for various sections of CAT have been as follows:

QA: 30%

DILR: 30%

VARC: 40%

An additional 3 marks are added to the Composite score in case of women for shortlisting. This score is used only for shortlisting Candidates for Personal Interview. The weightage for Final selection is as follows:

Personal Interview: 15%

CAT score: 60%

Group Discussion: 10%

Extempore: 5%

10th marks: 5%

12th marks: 5%

An additional 3 marks of the maximum aggregate will be added to the women candidates who have attended the Interview. Now with all this process, the cut offs is an important issue to be discussed. Previously FMS used to consider overall CAT score for shortlisting. However since the past 2 years, FMS has been giving sectional preference and weightage. VARC occupies the top position with 40% weightage. A Candidate with at least 97 sectional weightage will be shortlisted at FMS. So it is important to focus more on VARC section while not leaving other sections. Higher cut offs are due to the intensity of the competition at FMS, Delhi. Their placements speak for themselves. FMS, Delhi concluded 2018 placements with an average placement package of 22.60 Lakhs for Women Candidates. Out of a batch of 223 Students, 215 participated in Placements and all of them have been placed there by leaving FMS, Delhi at the top in 100% Placement Companies. Though 133 companies participated in Hiring process, 83 companies could make the recruitment offers.

FMS Delhi usually has the highest cut offs for its 200 seat intake. The selection process includes 3 stage method. They are:

Eligibility Criteria
Group Discussion and Personal Interview
Final Selection

The basic eligibility criteria remains 50% aggregate for General Category in Graduation and 45% for Reserved Categories or equivalent CGPA from any recognised University. The percentiles in CAT are considered for the further rounds. In 2018, the weightage given for various sections of CAT have been as follows:

QA: 30%

DILR: 30%

VARC: 40%

An additional 3 marks are added to the Composite score in case of women for shortlisting. This score is used only for shortlisting Candidates for Personal Interview. The weightage for Final selection is as follows:

Personal Interview: 15%

CAT score: 60%

Group Discussion: 10%

Extempore: 5%

10th marks: 5%

12th marks: 5%

An additional 3 marks of the maximum aggregate will be added to the women candidates who have attended the Interview. Now with all this process, the cut offs is an important issue to be discussed. Previously FMS used to consider overall CAT score for shortlisting. However since the past 2 years, FMS has been giving sectional preference and weightage. VARC occupies the top position with 40% weightage. A Candidate with at least 97 sectional weightage will be shortlisted at FMS. So it is important to focus more on VARC section while not leaving other sections. Higher cut offs are due to the intensity of the competition at FMS, Delhi. Their placements speak for themselves. FMS, Delhi concluded 2018 placements with an average placement package of 22.60 Lakhs for Women Candidates. Out of a batch of 223 Students, 215 participated in Placements and all of them have been placed there by leaving FMS, Delhi at the top in 100% Placement Companies. Though 133 companies participated in Hiring process, 83 companies could make the recruitment offers.