Faculty of Management Studies University of Delhi Malka Ganj Answered Questions

Hello Tani,
It is not mandatory to have all such achievements to get final admission. There are people who have secured admission without these as well. However, if you have such achievements, then it will be an added advantage for you in the further process.

The question of quitting a good job will depend a lot on an individual choice, financial situation and risk appetite and career aspirations.
Since, you are happy with your MNC job, you could try for taking a sabbatical from your employer for completion of the course, this way you are minimizing your risk and have the guarantee of getting back to the job with the same company on completion of the MBA.
Campus packages depend on a lot of factors, wherein most of them are not in any ones control. You can check with FMS-BHU on this as they will have the required data with them.

Hello Ravi , FMS doesn't give weightage to your past academic scores or to your work experience. Thus, they won't play a direct role in your selection. So, yes it is possible to get into FMS. Last year the cutoff was 98.54 to get a call for interview round. A final merit list is prepared on the basis of your CAT score, extempore and PI marks, on the basis of which final admissions are offered. All the best.

Dear Aman,
For Admission to FMS Delhi, candidates are required to take CAT (Common Admission Test) conducted by IIMs and apply for FMS Admissions. Based on your score in CAT, a shortlist will be prepared and candidates will be invited for a Personal Interview and an Extempore Speech. The final selection will be based on the performance in CAT score, PI and Extempore.

Hello Divya, In order to get admission into FMS, Delhi, you will first have to give CAT exam which will be held probably in the month of November 2016. For Indian Nationals, admission to two-year-full-time MBA program is based on your CAT score. After which, a shortlist is prepared and the students are called for Extempore and Personal Interview. A merit list is prepared on the basis of which final admissions are offered to the students. With the changing pattern of CAT, FMS has slightly changed its criteria. But no need to worry, first stage shortlist will only be based on CAT. FMS Delhi will award the highest weightage of 40% to VARC section in its shortlisting criteria for MBA 2016-18 batch while the other 2 sections on Quant and DILR will have an equal weightage of 30%. In the final selection process, female candidates will be awarded 3% extra marks to promote gender diversity. All the best.