Can I get admission in FMS and what should I do to take admission in FMS? Should I give CAT or other test like GMAT etc.?

I am doing B.Com(Hons.) in Delhi university I want to take admission in MBA in finance in FMS. I am second year student after a month I am going in 3rd year.

441 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Reenu Yadav
6 Answers
konatham Abhishek
5 years ago
Hello, As per the last year's statistics, for the General category, it's cutoff was 98.6%. They don't take your past academics into consideration. So practically, you just need to score more than 50% in graduation and clear off the cutoff. But if you look at the average age of the current students s

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Abhishek Desai
5 years ago
Hello, FMS New Delhi accepts CAT scores for admission to its MBA program. Visit the college website for more details such as fees, eligibility criteria, etc.

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Vivek Kumar
5 years ago
Write CAT exam and apply to FMS separately via its websites. Thanks

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Mir Noaman Ali
7 years ago
Hi Reenu, Indian citizens will have to appear for CAT and apply separately to FMS via its official website: www.fms.edu in your final year.

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Siddharth Bhardwaj
7 years ago
Dear Reenu, In order to take admission in FMS-DU, you need to give CAT exam. As per the last year's statistics, for the General category, it's cutoff was 98.6%. They don't take your past academics into consideration. So practically, you just need to score more than 50% in graduation and clear off t

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priyank sharma
7 years ago
FMS admission procedure for MBA full-time programme:- There are 2 stages that a candidate goes through before getting selected for MBA programme. 1. The first stage is appearing for the CAT exam conducted by the IIMs. 2. On clearing the required cut-offs and the composite score a candidate is called

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