WHAT IS WEIGHTAGE OF CAT 2015 SCORE, EXTEMPORE AND PI IN FINAL SELECTION ?

127 Views|Posted 2016-02-01 18:11:58
Asked by Arushi Gupta
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2016-02-08 14:48:21
Dear Arushi, Last year, the weightage was CAT - 85%, PI - 10% and Extempore - 5%. Changes to this, if any, will be communicated along with the interview shortlist. All the Best!

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2016-02-02 00:41:56
Hi Arushi, I can tell you the pattern of last years weightages so that you can have an idea of what can happen this time as well. The overall percentile scored in CAT 2014 had the maximum weightage with 85% points to arrive at the final merit list. The score of CAT 2014 included the academic profile

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2016-02-01 18:20:13
Hello Aarushi, The weightage that would be given to the CAT score is 85% and 15% for extempore and PI. Also, with the changing pattern of CAT, FMS has slightly changed its criteria. But no need to worry, first stage shortlist will only be based on CAT. FMS Delhi will award the highest weightage of

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