What are the chances for FMS-Delhi?I'm BE ECE final year student , what colleges suit the best if I get 98percentile in cat 2015 .

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Anish Kumar
2015-12-21 10:55:41
Cut off for FMS Delhi was 98.54 last year. If you score 98+, then depending on your profile, you might get shortlists from MDI, new IIMs, etc,. With good percentile, you should have good profile as well.

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2015-12-14 18:42:38
Hi, Your chances in other colleges like the IIMs depends on your UG percentage, Boards percentage and your interview scores. In case of FMS, it will depend on you getting a shortlist and there on your personal interview and extempore score

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2015-12-14 18:17:53
Hello, with a percentile of 98 you will have a good opportunity as you'll be getting shortlisted for some of the IIMs for the GDPI process. You can look forward to new IIMS, MDI Gurgaon, SP Jain, IIM I, K, L. However, it all depends upon the shortlisting criteria for different B-Schools which might

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Saurabh Bharti
2015-12-14 16:47:34
Its not just your CAT percentile that counts. Almost all IIMs place some weight to your prior academic performance. For example I know of people who have scored 91 percentile in CAT but had excellent academic record currently studying in IIMB. That said, 98 percentile usually is a borderline case. Y

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