Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi

Hi, You get a call from the institute if you score is above 99%ile and after the call you can apply in these colleges. Al the best.!

Hello,
In order to get a call for FMS you will have to give the CAT entrance exam. Then on the basis of the percentile you score you will be getting a call for the further rounds. If you haven't given CAT this year, then later this year give the CAT exam and also register for FMS whenever the forms are released.

Dear Zeeshan,
As per the last year, the cut-off was around 5000 AIR in BK. So I would say the chances are 70% this year. Baroda FMS's cutoff is the second highest after BKSBM in Gujarat. So if you miss BK by some numbers, you'll definitely get in FMS Baroda.
Thank you.

No, it won't be. However, being a non-engineer can be a benefit, as IIMs have started giving more points to non-engineers in their grading formulas.

Hello Samul, You should carry all the marksheets along with you and hand over whichever marksheet they ask at the time of PI.

Hello Samul,
You should carry all the marksheets along with you and hand over whichever marksheet they ask at the time of PI.

Hello Tracila,
FMS doesn't provide Agriculture Business Management program. Other premier B schools that have this programme are IIM Lucknow, IIM Ahmedabad, etc.

Hello Sunidihi,
Google visited the campus last year for the first time for recruting MBA students. However, this year Google didn't turn up. However, we expect its participation for the placements of 2015-17 batch and for the future batches coming into FMS.

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

Dear Sunidihi,
Your background, be it engineering or non-engineering won't play much difference in your placement. At FMS, you learn a plenty of new skills and gain vast knowledge on various business domains like marketing, finance, operations, etc. Google will also come for people who have the required skills in all such domains and if you have those skills, it doesn't matter you are an engineer or not.