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2016-03-11 22:59:43
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Rashika, In order to get admission into FMS, Delhi, you will first have to give CAT exam. 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 ba
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2016-03-10 18:31:05
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aasif makandargoing to b know d world what is actually...
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FMS IS ONE OF THE BEST ITS GREAT U JUST WANT TO GOOD PERCENTILE IN ENTRANCE ATLIST MORE THAN 95% GOOD LUCK
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2016-03-10 11:27:25
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Abhishek,
Last year a person with percentile 99.2 secured almost the last seat in FMS. Moreover, last year the overall percentile used to be considered, so it was a bit easier to answer this question. However, from this year sectional cutoffs have also been included along with 3% for gender diversity. It is really tough to tell a percentile that can guarantee you admission. Cutoffs vary every year and so does the process.
Last year a person with percentile 99.2 secured almost the last seat in FMS. Moreover, last year the overall percentile used to be considered, so it was a bit easier to answer this question. However, from this year sectional cutoffs have also been included along with 3% for gender diversity. It is really tough to tell a percentile that can guarantee you admission. Cutoffs vary every year and so does the process.
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2016-03-09 23:08:38
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Sunidihi,
POR means Positions of Responsibility i.e. if you have held any position in any college society, club or in your office if you have work experience. It includes anything where you had the responsibility to complete a task like organising an event in college fest, captain of cricket team, class monitor, etc.
POR means Positions of Responsibility i.e. if you have held any position in any college society, club or in your office if you have work experience. It includes anything where you had the responsibility to complete a task like organising an event in college fest, captain of cricket team, class monitor, etc.
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2016-03-09 23:02:34
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Sunidihi,
98.54 was the cutoff for the CAT exam held in 2014 for admission to the 2015-17 batch. For the CAT exam conducted in 2015 for the 2016-18 batch, the cutoff has not been released yet. The shortlist along with the cutoff will be out soon. All the best.
98.54 was the cutoff for the CAT exam held in 2014 for admission to the 2015-17 batch. For the CAT exam conducted in 2015 for the 2016-18 batch, the cutoff has not been released yet. The shortlist along with the cutoff will be out soon. All the best.
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2016-03-09 21:04:24
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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
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You need to score around 97 percentile in MAT and then, you need to clear GD and PI. Before that, ensure that you managed to score 60+% in your graduation.
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2016-03-09 01:31:57
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Ashwani, The relaxation offered for the reserved category students in FMS is the same that is offered in any college having reservations. The same percentage of seats is reserved for the category students and the same leverage is given. Also, the cutoffs vary every year and there would not be any specific percentile that can guarnatee you admission in FMS. At this point of time, I will suggest you to focus on CAT and score as much as you can. All the best.
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2016-03-08 11:19:41
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Ankit Yadav
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Yes, you will surely get a call from the Institute, but your final selection will depend on academics and your Performance in GD/PI.
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2016-03-07 22:01:07
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Swarndeep, In order to get admission into FMS you have to give CAT exam. Admissions are not offered on the basis of your MAT score. After giving CAT, a shortlist is prepared, for whom interviews and extempor is conducted to offer the final admission.
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2016-03-07 21:49:42
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Akash ,
FMS has exchange progams with various reputed international universities like Imperial College business School, London School of Economics, University of Cologne and many more.
Talking about placements, there is no predefined criteria to get the highest package from any company. You should have a fair amount of PORs, and other academic or extra curricular achievements which will make your CV good. However, they neither guarnatee you a good placememt nor the absence of these would land you in a not so good company. You just need to have the required skills in whatever profile you are applying for.
FMS has exchange progams with various reputed international universities like Imperial College business School, London School of Economics, University of Cologne and many more.
Talking about placements, there is no predefined criteria to get the highest package from any company. You should have a fair amount of PORs, and other academic or extra curricular achievements which will make your CV good. However, they neither guarnatee you a good placememt nor the absence of these would land you in a not so good company. You just need to have the required skills in whatever profile you are applying for.
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