Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi

FMS is a better choice for MBA than GU.

Hi Pandurang,
FMS, JBIMS, NMIMS, MDI and SIBM.
This is based on my perception and information.

You'll have to apply to FMS sometime in October-November every year.
Also, you'll have to register and appear for CAT to score higher than cut-off scores to secure an interview opportunity.
CAT Score+ interview+ extempore will help you secure admission into FMS.
Go through the official institute website at www.fms.edu for detailed admission procedure

Hi Somnath,
For admission into MBA program, you needed to have ~98.5 percentile for an interview call and ~99.3 percentile was the minimum score of a student who converted the interview to secure admission.

Hi Nayeem,
FMS shortlists students on the basis of their CAT score alone, which also forms a major component of composite score for final admission offers. Past academic records are not considered at FMS at any stage.

Expected cut off for BKSBM is around 94%, as we can analyze past years' trends. As far as FMS is concerned, I am not officially assigned to give you information. Through ACPC, you will have to fill up online admission form where you have to fill up information like college preferences and other details of yours. Then you will be given password id and through that your account will be created with ACPC. Through this account, you can regularly track your admission status along with ACPC notification.

Admission in IIMs /FMS / IIT depends a lot on the score you achieve at CAT. The institutes mentioned by you are among the top ranked ones and to seek admission in any of them, you should air for scoring at least 98+ percentile score at CAT and also, do well at the Personal Interview for seeking admission.

Both the fields are incredible in their own way. Being a CA is also an adorable thing because it's considered as one of the toughest exam in India & doing MBA from IIM with good marks means average package of Rs. 1500000. So, it totally depends on you what you want to do otherwise both options are great.

Hi Navin,
As far as FMS is concerned: Yes, Nepalese can definitely pursue MBA full time course at the institution.
In fact there have been a few Nepalese who are currently pursuing MBA from FMS. You no longer have to have a GMAT score for being considered for admission into FMS. Please contact your embassy for detailed admission guidelines and procedure to be followed.

Sear Sahoo,
FMS, Delhi University, is one of the top 10 business schools that requires around 95 percentile+ to get admission in the PGDM program.
All the best.