I have scored 90 percentile in CAT. What is the admission procedure in FMS for MBA?

170 Views|Posted 2016-02-24 22:06:47
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2016-02-26 16:39:38
Dear Naveen, For admission to MBA programme which is to commence from June 2016, you should have applied through online admission portal by 15th November 2015. The advert was out on national dailies and online educational forums. Post which, a shortlist will be prepared based on your performance in

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2016-02-25 18:38:07
Hello Naveen, In order to get admission into FMS, Delhi, you will first have to give CAT exam. For Indian Nationals, admission to two-year-full-time MBA program is based on your CAT score. After which, a shortlist is prepared and the students are called for Extempore and Personal Interview. A merit

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veerain kaul
2016-02-25 08:53:11
FMS has a robust selection procedure ... 98 percentile plus qualify for Gd pi ...only some quota can land you in Gd pi process at this percentile

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SHRITIKA DE
2016-02-25 02:35:55
Fms cut off is mostly 98+ in cat, after that followed by wat and pi

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