My profile: 10th-93%, 12th(science)-65% & BBA(Hons.)-65%. How much should be my target for CAT percentile to get admission in FMS Delhi?

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Mir Noaman Ali | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Hi Sandeep, Try to score in excess of 99.8%ile in CAT to get into FMS Delhi. Do well in the GD/PI/Extempore rounds to further increase your chances.

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Priyank Sharma | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

Hi, weightage to CAT 2017 exam score has been reduced to 60% from 85% last year. Now if you score 100 percentile in CAT 2017 you will get a weight of 60 points on a scale of 100 in the overhauled shortlisting criteria of FMS Delhi as against 85 last year.

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