If I score 100 percentile in CAT, can I convert FMS, Delhi? My profile: 10th-84% and 12th-74%.

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You will get a call for GDPI with 100 percentile, as FMS GDPI shortlist is based purely on CAT score. FMS final conversion is based on the following criteria. CAT 60 Class 10th - 5 - You will get 4 as your percentage is between 80 to 90 Class 12th - 5 - You will get 3 as your percentage is between

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7 years ago
Yes, off course you can convert it. All the best for your bright future Work hard and smart to get success. Thank you.

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Aditi Agrawal
7 years ago
Yes, you can convert it. All the best.

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Thank you.

Chances of converting is high, but you need to perform well in GD, PI and extempore. These will be deciding factors not only in FMS Delhi but also in other IIM conversions. Weightage of composite score: CAT - 60% GD - 10% PI - 15% Extempore - 5% Class 10th - 5% Class 12th - 5%.

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Sagar Tomar
7 years ago
Hi, Yes, for sure. Approximately, cutoff for FMS is 98.52, CAT percentile for general category.

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