I want to take admission in FMS Delhi. How should I prepare for the CAT exam? I want to take admission in top B-School.
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Hi Sunny,
To get into FMS, Delhi, it is important that you are fully aware of the admission process of FMS, Delhi.
To get into FMS Delhi, you will first have to apply via the official institute website http://www.fms.edu/ usually in the month of October/November, after you have registered for CAT, as you will be required to enter your CAT registration details. Once your CAT results are out, FMS Delhi will shortlist students based on CAT score. You need to have over 98.6 percentile to get a shortlist and over 99.6 percentile to have a reasonable change of converting the interview call to finally get into FMS.
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