will the poor percentile of past academics will create problem in getting admission in FMS during GDPI, even after high CAT score of 2016

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Asked by Sunidihi Kr.
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2016-02-14 00:57:03
Hi Sunidhi, Your CAT percentile will get you shortlist for the GD/PI round. You should have a good justification for your poor acads . else they will not cause a problem.

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2016-02-11 19:43:50
Hello Sunidhi, FMS doesn't give weightage to your past academic scores or to your work experience. Thus, they won't play a direct role in your selection. So, yes it is possible to get into FMS. Last year the cutoff was 98.54 to get a call for interview round. A final merit list is prepared on the ba

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