What is the word limit for the abstract that needs to be submitted for Delhi School of Business FPM courses?

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Saurabh Khanduri | Contributor-Level 10

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Candidate are required to submit an abstract of 3000-5000 words for the Delhi School of Business FPM course. If the candidate is applying offline, physical copies of this abstract must be sumbitted along with the application form. Aside from this, candidates are also required to prepare a presentati

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