How much percentile in CAT can make me eligible for FMS? I've scored 84% in 10th, 96% in 12th and 75.3% in the graduation.

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Asked by Vamsi Krishna
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Mir Noaman Ali
8 years ago
Hi Vamsi, Try to score over 99.6%ile in order to stand a reasonable chance. Your 10th and 12th academics seem fine and graduation academics do not get any weight age. Please visit the institute website at www.fms.edu for more information.

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Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
Hello, Try to score over 99.6%ile in order to stand a reasonable chance. Your classv10th and class 12th academics seem fine and graduation academics do not get any weight age. Please visit the institute website at www.fms.edu for more information.

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