CBSE 12th

The eligibility is as below. The candidate applying for the exam must have cleared Class 12 examination or equivalent. Also, this should be inclusive of International Baccalaureate Diploma in any stream. This Diploma must be attained from a recognised Board at first attempt. Candidates must note that IB Certificate awarded is not eligible
The candidate must have obtained an aggregate of 60% marks in 10+2 equivalent examination
It is compulsory for the student to have passed in Mathematics/ Statistics at 10+2 or equivalent exam
Candidates holding IB Diploma will be eligible only if he/she has Mathematics/ Statistics at standard level
CBSE and ICSE candidates need to mention 10th or equivalent aggregate marks of all the subjects best of four or five subjects shall not be considered
Candidates exceeding 25 years of age are not eligible for applying to the exam
Candidates who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from Open or Distance learning (ODL) can also apply for the exam, but the school must be recognised only by National Institute of Open schooling (NIOS)
Candidate who have not been able to clear 10+2 in their first attempt are not eligible for the exam
Candidates above 25 years of age are not eligible to apply.

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Students need to score equivalent or higher than CAT cut-off set by FMS, Delhi. The expected percentile is 98+. Other than clearing CAT a candidate must hold Bachelors degree or be in the final year of graduation. To apply, the online application form will available on the FMS official website. Applicants who clear the overall cutoff of CAT 2018 will appear for personal interview, group discussion and extempore rounds.
For its admission procedure, FMS Delhi has introduced plenty of changes such as:
Reduced weightage of CAT score from 85% to 60% in the final merit list. Reintroduced group discussion round which was scrapped in 2014. It will command 10% weightage. Increased weightage to interview round from 10% to 15%. Academic profile, extempore speech and gender diversity will account for 10%, 5% and 3% respectively.
Hope I answered all your query. All the best.

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