Dear Sir, I want to take admission in FMS, Delhi in Ph.D. program but my CAT percentile is 57 and I belong SC category. Do I have a chance?

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Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
Hello, I don't think that the CAT percentile can be of much help for admission into the Ph.D. programme.

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8 years ago
For FMS, Delhi, this percentile is on the lower side. The chances are very bleak.

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Why? Last time I got 19 percentile in CAT 2016, and I was called for an interview in FMS, Delhi. So, this time I got good percentile in CAT and also I belong to SC Category.

Mir Noaman Ali
8 years ago
Hi Rahul, I don't think that CAT percentile can be of much help for admission into Ph.D programme.

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Why? In Ph.D programme in Management also accept CAT Score, and it is more acceptable than NET.

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