Does FMS accept CAT score?

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Abhijeet Singh Panwar | Contributor-Level 8

2 years ago

Indeed, taking the CAT is a requirement for admission to FMS Delhi University. For admission, the institute does not recognize the results of any other MBA entrance exam for candidates who are domestic. For students in the General category, the minimal cutoff needed to get into FMS is the 98th perce

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Abhishek Gaurav | Contributor-Level 9

a year ago

Yes. FMS Delhi University requires CAT as a compulsory entrance exam for getting admitted. The institute does not require other entrance scores from all MBA entrance exams for any home candidates. Based on the CAT percentile, mostly, to get admitted, General category students have to secure an aggre

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