There is no fixed percentage for all institute however generally studnets get seats at subsidized rate which shall rmeove registration fee for OBC NCL students .

Some colleges do have reserved seats and do get concession of 50% generally to 100%.

Scholarships also awarded under Central and state government for minority studnets. 

No GMAT is not compulsory at all. IIFT shall conducted its own entrance exam and admissions are on that basis after which students are shortlisted for GDPI rounds.

Cutoffs for all shared bekow. 

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iift-cutoff

Hello Tushar,

yes person can get admission in FMS college of university of delhi through cat exam. But this college also include others critera apart from cat. The selection basis is :

> 60% of cat

> 5% of 10th result

> 5% of 12th result

> 10% of group discussion

> 5% extempor

> 15% personal interview.

so apart from this these also matters a lot. all the best.

Hi Aditya. 

Your question reminded me of the similar kinds of problems and dilemmas I faced a few months back, during my preparation days. My academics are almost like yours, which proved quite advantageous, as I managed to get calls from good institutes even on a decent, not so great CAT percentile. My diversity factor (academic and gender) helped me as well.

Apart from all these advantages, I was not able to convert the best calls I had. The reason being my shy and introvert nature, lack of any practical experience (internship or job), and a relatively low general awareness about diverse topics (topics apart from my core subjects).

Almost the same situation as yours, right? I am not telling you all this to demotivate you, but to warn you to not make the same mistakes that I did. I left it all up until the very last moment. I thought it's better to concentrate on CAT first, and on the subsequent stages. But trust me, I couldn't be more sorry for what I did. You need to start working on these things as early as possible, because these aren't things that you can develop overnight by reading a couple of articles and watching a few youtube tutorials. It's a continuous process. The earlier you start, the better you will be. 

Carry on with your CAT preparation. But, maybe in your spare time, try to read an article or watch a TEDx video or anything that might prove helpful some day. Connect to people on social platforms like quora and talk to them, try to get their perspective on things, get to know how they manage to interact confidently with strangers and how they tackle tricky situations. Dedicate half an hour daily for things like these, and you'll surely see an improvement.

All the best for your journey ahead!

Pragya (IIM Jammu PGP 2018-20)

Hello There ,

For getting a call from FMS you need a percentile above 96 . The candidates who secure more than 96 percentile are able to get a call for the further admission processes . If you score well in GD and PI as well , and you can explain your poor marks , you can surely get into the college .

Regards

Dear Aspirant 

You can get into FMS, Delhi university via taking CAT exam. For this you need to excel in this exam as the cut off goes very high every year. You need not to worry about score much if u have work experience or have done some certification course in the field you are going to opt. As these holds weightage while applying for FMS after taking CAT entrance exam. 

In first year you have to go through all the subjects which are mandatory while in second year you can choose core course as Information Technology Enabled Services. 

For more detailed information you can visit our website:  https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-delhi-admission-criteria-2018-20-60-cent-weightage-on-cat-score/

Or if you want to visit official website: www.fms.edu

Good luck for your career ahead and for more information about exams you can put forth your queries on this site as well.