What is the CAT cut off required for FMS BHU? How is its placement?

Asked about Institute of Management Studies, BHU - Master of Business Administration (MBA)

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Asked by Tanmoy Sen

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    dolly jadwani

    8 years ago
    Be above 75 percentile and you would get acall
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    Shivangi Mishra

    6 years ago
    You must score anything above 85% to get a call for GD-PI. Placements are good here, average being 7.0 and highest is INR. 12.0 LPA for 2019 batch.
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    Vivek Kumar Writer by hobby coder by choice | Guide-Level 13

    5 years ago
    If you are above 80+ then chances of getting call are 99%.
  • Placements at FMS are good.Full details of the placement is available at the website.Cut off varies from year to year based on various factors like the number of applications, etc.For last to last year cut off was around 80 percentile.So the cut off required will be likely or varying according to the various factors.
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    Sakshi Arora

    9 years ago
    It is approximately 80 percentile for general category. Placement are decent. Average package is Rs 7lacs.
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    Yamini Jaiswal

    9 years ago
    Hi Tanmoy,
    Being a Central University FMS BHU has reserved seats for SC/ST/NC-OBC. All have different cut offs. In previous year, cut off for general candidates was 80 percentile in CAT. The ROI is quite high. Average placement is Rs 6-7 lac.

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