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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

FMS Delhi offers a total of 251 seats for the MBA course. From the total number of seats, only 25 seats are reserved for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS). Check out the number of seats reserved for different categories below:

CategorySeats
Unreserved (Gen)101
Scheduled Castes (SC)37
Scheduled Tribes (ST)19
Other Backwards Class (OBC)69
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)25
Subtotal251
Supernumerary SeatsNumber of Seats 
Person with Disability (PWD)12
Children and Widows (CW)12
Foreign Students (FS)25
Ward Quota (Teaching)6
Ward Quota (Non-Teaching)6
Orphan Quota (OQ)2
Subtotal63

 

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New answer posted•a year ago
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FMS Delhi MBA cutoff information may not be available in the public domain. For the last three years, the institute has assigned 98 as a score in CAT to get admission into the MBA course. However, this may vary.

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

With 101 marks in OBC NCL Category you'll  not be able to secure seat in JNU,Delhi as they expect 200-250 CUET PG scores

But you can try any other private colleges around you.

If you have further queries feel free to connect :)

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Indian Institute of Mass Communication offers PG Diploma programme across five specialisations. The seat count varies for each of the course. Candidates are admitted in these courses based on merit in CUET-PG. Mentioned below are the available course specialisations:

  • Journalism (English)
  • Journalism (H

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If you haven't given any entrance exam, there are still many good options in Delhi-NCR for BBA through merit-based admission. These include Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (DU), Faculty of Management Studies (DU), Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, Maharaja Agrasen College, Jamia Millia Islam

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The selection process for the BTech course at FIEM Delhi includes relevant scores of the entrance exam, JEE Mains/WBJEE. Before being admitted to the course, applicants are required to complete their minimum eligibility criteria; that is, applicants must complete their Class 12 with a minimum aggreg

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The selection process for the BSc course at FIEM Delhi includes relevant scores of the entrance exam, MAKAUT CET. Before being admitted to the course, applicants are required to complete their minimum eligibility criteria; that is, applicants must complete their Class 12 from a recognised board of e

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FMS, Delhi reserves seats out of the total intake for Executive MBA courses. Below is the seat breakup for EMBA:

CategoryEMBA SeatsEMBA in Healthcare Administration Seats
Unreserved-General8020
SC307
ST154
OBC5514
EWS205

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The selection process for the BBA course at FIEM Delhi includes relevant scores of the entrance exam, MAKAUT CET. Before being admitted to the course, applicants are required to complete their minimum eligibility criteria; that is, applicants must complete their Class 12 with an aggregate of 50% and

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Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), commonly known as IPU, follows a region-based reservation policy for admission to its affiliated colleges. This policy divides available seats into two major quotas:

  • Delhi Region Quota
  • Outside Delhi Region Quota

This reservation system applies to most

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