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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Vinay,
No it won't hurt your placements. You have nearly 3 years of work experience and that would help you to cover up your low academic scores. The companies will then focus on how well you did during these 3 years. Also, not all companies focus on academic scores.
No it won't hurt your placements. You have nearly 3 years of work experience and that would help you to cover up your low academic scores. The companies will then focus on how well you did during these 3 years. Also, not all companies focus on academic scores.
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello, The eligibility criteria is as follows:Candidates applying for admission to the Two Year Full-Time MBA must hold a Bachelor's Degree in any discipline after 12 years of formal schooling with at least 50% marks (SC/ST: Passing marks; OBC/PWD/CW: 45%) or equivalent CGPA. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Bachelor's Degree may also apply. And yes it might be the case that open university would get less preference ONLY IF you are not able to provide any strong reason for not attending a regular college.
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9 years agoHow much percentile do I need score in CAT to get FMS? What are the questions asked in the PI round?
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Meghana,
In the pi round they can ask you questions from anywhere. Be it general knowledge, academics, economy, sports, etc. At times they tend to ask you the questions by picking up certain points from what you say. So its upto you, if smart enough you can drive your own PI.
The cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Com
In the pi round they can ask you questions from anywhere. Be it general knowledge, academics, economy, sports, etc. At times they tend to ask you the questions by picking up certain points from what you say. So its upto you, if smart enough you can drive your own PI.
The cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Com
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello bharath,
It would not be possible to get a call at this percentile if you belong to the general category.
The cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Composite Score = ?(Score in Section * Weightage)/Max Marks for the Section
It would not be possible to get a call at this percentile if you belong to the general category.
The cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Composite Score = ?(Score in Section * Weightage)/Max Marks for the Section
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello abhinav,
They won't matter as FMS doesn't give weightage to your past academic scores. The admissions are offered purely on the basis of your CAT score and your score in PI round.
They won't matter as FMS doesn't give weightage to your past academic scores. The admissions are offered purely on the basis of your CAT score and your score in PI round.
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Lavan,
The placements data mentioned on the website is absolutely genuine. The companies offer packages also depending upon the students capabilities. So, yes they offer those packages but you will have to the required amount of effort to get those. All the best.
The cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Composite Score
The placements data mentioned on the website is absolutely genuine. The companies offer packages also depending upon the students capabilities. So, yes they offer those packages but you will have to the required amount of effort to get those. All the best.
The cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Composite Score
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Lavan,
The cutoff mentioned on shiksha was for the last year. For the 2016-18 batch, new procedure for calculating the cutoffs has been started. As of now, the cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Composite Score = ?(Score in Section * Weightage)/Max Marks for the Section
The cutoff mentioned on shiksha was for the last year. For the 2016-18 batch, new procedure for calculating the cutoffs has been started. As of now, the cutoff for admission to MBA programme 2016 is composite score of 59.430 for general category candidates. The Composite Score has been computed by giving weightage of 40%, 30%, and 30% to the scores of VRC, DI/LR, and QA Sections respectively as provided by the CAT Centre for the CAT 2015 Examination for candidates who registered with FMS. For example: Composite Score = ?(Score in Section * Weightage)/Max Marks for the Section
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9 years ago
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello Rohit,
Seats in FMS are offered only on the basis of merit. There are no management quota seats available.
Seats in FMS are offered only on the basis of merit. There are no management quota seats available.
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Abhishek Saini
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Hello rohit,
FMS doesn't give weightage to the work experience you have. So whether you are a fresher or have some work experience, you can secure a seat at FMS, provided you do well in CAT and the PI round.
FMS doesn't give weightage to the work experience you have. So whether you are a fresher or have some work experience, you can secure a seat at FMS, provided you do well in CAT and the PI round.
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Sudha Choudhary
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Candidates must have pursued a Bachelor's Degree programme after twelve years of formal schooling with at least 50% marks at the graduation level (SC/ST: Passing marks; OBC/PWD/CW: 45% as per university rules) or equivalent CGPA.
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