Ans. FMS Delhi competes among the top three IIMs in India and it has a high return on investment (ROI) when compared to other B-schools.

Ans. The CAT final cut-off for FMS Delhi is typically around 98-99% percentile for general category students. It's slightly lower for reserved category candidates. However, as a general guideline, aiming for a score of 99 percentile is considered safe for admission to FMS Delhi.

Ans. As per the FMS Delhi admission report for the 2022-24 batch, about 1980 candidates received interview invitations, and among them, 287 secured seats. While getting into FMS Delhi is challenging, with consistent preparation, it's not as daunting as it may appear.

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi accepts only the CAT percentile as the valid score for its admission process

Ans. The total cost of FMS Delhi MBA for two years is INR 2 Lakhs

Ans. The Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi (FMS Delhi) is a part of Delhi University and is very affordable because it is funded by the government of India and the University.

Ans. FMS Delhi did not take part in the NIRF rankings for 2023. However, it secured the 8th position among 272 colleges in India according to India Today, and it was placed 9th out of 24 colleges in India as per Outlook's rankings for 2023. Thus, it's evident that FMS Delhi consistently ranks among the top 10 MBA colleges in India.

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi is a top-tier and one of the prestigious B-schools that competes among the top three IIMs every year. So, it is a very good college for the MBA aspirants.

Ans. Applicants need a bachelor's degree of a minimum of 3 years, achieved after completing class 12, with a score of at least 50% or equivalent CGPA (except for SC/ST candidates who only require a passing score, and OBC/PwD and CW category candidates who need 45% marks during graduation).

Ans. According to the FMS admission report for a general category, the students with a CAT score in the range of 98- 99 percentile were able to secure a call.

Ans. Age does not have a significant impact on admissions to FMS Delhi. However, looking at batch statistics, the average age of the current FMS Delhi batch is around 23-24 years.

Ans. FMS Delhi doesn't require advanced math skills. However, to excel in the CAT entrance test, students should have a solid understanding of basic math concepts covered up to the 10th grade. Beyond that, mathematical expertise is not mandatory; achieving a strong CAT percentile is the key to receiving a call from the college.

Ans. FMS Delhi accepts only the CAT percentile for the admission process.

Ans. Though there are many course offerings at FMS Delhi it is very famous for its MBA program and is the most sought-after choice for many aspirants.

Ans. The primary distinction between these two business schools lies in their recognition and reputation among employers and students. While IIM provides a range of courses including a 2-year MBA, FMS offers options like a 1-year Executive MBA alongside its 2-year full-time MBA programs.

Ans. According to the FMS summer placement reports for 2022, the highest stipend secured is INR 4.4 Lakhs and the average stipend secured is INR 3.02 Lakhs.

Ans. The average CTC of FMS Delhi 2023 is INR 34.1 LPA

Ans. According to the FMS Delhi placement report of 2023, the highest package stood at INR 1.23 CPA.

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi does admit freshers, although they do consider work experience as a factor. However, a strong CAT percentile and impressive performance in the admission process can enhance your chances of getting into FMS.

Ans. The CAT percentile needed to receive a call from FMS Delhi is in between the range of 98-99 percentile for the general category candidates.

Ans. Yes, BCG is one of the top recruiters of FMS Delhi.

Ans. The students with no work experience will be considered fresher during the admission process. So, it won’t affect your chances but you should be ready enough to justify it during PI. 

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi is one of the renowned and prestigious B-schools in India.

Ans. Yes, anyone can get into FMS Delhi if they are very ambitious and prepare well consistently throughout their preparation and improve their skill sets to crack CAT.

Ans. The total FMS fee in the hostel is INR 14,840 which includes the charges related to all the amenities that you needed for your stay.

Ans. The CAT cut-off for FMS Delhi for the year 2023 is 98-100 percentile.

Ans. No, because FMS Delhi considers only CAT scores for further shortlisting to other rounds in the admission process.

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi offers various hostels for male students, including V. K. R. V. Rao Hostel, Gwyer Hall, Jubilee Hall, International Student's House, Mansarovar Hostel, and P. G. Men's Hostel. For female students, there are University Hostel for Women, Meghdoot Hostel, and Geetanjali Hostel.

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi is very good for its placements because it offers very high ROI and the fee is significantly less. In 2023, FMS Delhi recorded a 100% placement rate.

Ans. The choice between FMS Delhi and IIM will ultimately depend on your personal preferences. However, when compared to the newer and smaller IIMs, as well as the IIMs ranked below the top three, FMS Delhi emerges as the best option. This is mainly due to its significantly lower fees in comparison to IIMs, while still offering excellent placement opportunities. By choosing FMS Delhi, you can free yourself from the burden of postgraduate loans, providing a valuable advantage for your future aspirations

Ans. The students need to apply on the official website and applicants need to register by providing the necessary information, and they will receive a login ID for access.

Ans. Yes, you will receive a call even if you belong to the general category, but you should satisfy all the eligibility criteria.

Ans. The 1.23 crore package for FMS is the highest package for the batch of 2021-23.

Ans. The chances for a student with 98 percentile is good as per last year's cut-off but generally, the safest score is 99 percentile for the general category. But, if you have a reservation benefit then you will receive a call from FMS Delhi.

Ans. The gender ratio in FMS Delhi MBA for female: male is 38:62

Ans. FMS Delhi’s sectional weightage is VARC- 40%, DILR- 30%, and QA- 30%.

Ans. A typical day for an FMS student usually starts at 8 a.m. when they wake up and get ready for the day. Classes commence at 9 a.m. with four one-hour sessions. Occasionally, there are Guest Lectures by industry experts, offering valuable insights into the dynamic business landscape.

Ans. Yes, FMS Delhi is very famous and is desired by many aspirants. So, FMS Delhi is a fantastic college.

Ans. The admission process consists of two stages. In the first stage, students take the CAT exam. Once they clear this test, they move on to the second stage, which includes personal interviews, extempore speaking, group discussions, and submission of a Statement of Purpose (SOP).

Ans. Yes, the CAT score is enough to receive calls from FMS Delhi for the next stages of the admission process.

Ans. The initial step in preparing for FMS Delhi is to successfully clear the CAT exam. Establish a well-structured study schedule to excel in the exam. After accomplishing this, initiate your preparation for personal interviews by scheduling mock interview slots online.

Ans. Yes, FMS (Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi) is a government college which is a part of Delhi University.

Ans. SOP (Statement of Purpose) needs to be submitted by the candidate during the admission process.

Ans. No, FMS Delhi doesn’t accept GMAT scores for its admission process.

Ans. FMS holds a position among the top-tier management schools in India. It ensures a remarkable return on investment due to its affordable course fee, eliminating post-graduation EMIs. The cost for an MBA program at FMS is approximately INR 2 Lakhs.

Ans. FMS Delhi secured the 8th position among 272 colleges in India according to India Today, and FMS was placed 9th out of 24 colleges in India as per Outlook's rankings for 2023.