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FMS Delhi Faculty of Management Studies, New Delhi - Hostel Details

New Delhi, Delhi NCR
Public College

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FMS Delhi Hostel is available for its Full-time Students. While FMS Delhi doesn't have its own Hostels, Students can apply to stay in Hostels run by Delhi University. Students are required to reach out to the Hostel Office and apply according to their Admission procedures well before the deadline.

FMS Delhi Hostel for Men

FMS Delhi provides different Hostel for Men & Women, the details of Men Hostel are as follows:

  1. V. K. R. V. Rao Hostel, University of Delhi-110007 (60 seats for FMS).
  2. The Provost, Gwyer Hall, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
  3. The Provost, Jubilee Hall, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
  4. The Provost, International Student's House, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
  5. The Provost, Mansarowar Hostel, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
  6. The Provost, P. G. Men's Hostel, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.

FMS Delhi Hostel for Women

Here are some FMS Delhi Hostel for Women

  1. The Provost, University Hostel for Women, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
  2. The Provost, Meghdoot Hostel, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.
  3. The Provost, Geetanjali Hostel, University of Delhi, South Campus, Benito Juarez Road, New Delhi-110021.

FMS Delhi V. K. R. V. Rao Hostel

  1. K. R. V. Rao Hostel is named after Professor Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao and it was established in 1999. Hostel is located in the campus of Gwayer Hall and the entrance is from the University Road.

The hostel has 42 doubled seated and 24 single seated rooms for Students and Research Scholars of FMS Delhi, Delhi School of Economics (DSE), University of Delhi.

How to get to V. K. R. V. Rao Hostel in Delhi?

You can get to VKRV Rao Hostel by Metro, Bus or Train. The stops which are closest to the Hostel are

  • Delhi University
  • University Of Delhi
  • Khyber Pass
  • Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station
  • Vishwa Vidyalaya Metro Station
  • Mall Road (Chaudhary Fateh Singh Marg)
  • Civil Lines

Nearby Attractions of V. K. R. V. Rao Hostel

  • Bonta Park located in Kamla Nehru North Ridge
  • Adventure Island located in Metro Walk Mall
  • Japanese Park located in Sector 10, Rohini
  • Avantika Udyan located in Khora Colony, Sector 10, Rohini

FMS Hostel

FMS Delhi The Provost, Gwyer Hall

Gwyer Hall is the oldest Men’s Hostel. The hostel stands at the foot of the Northern Ridge. The hall first opened in 1937-38 with only 26 residents and was named Law Hall. Law Hall was closed in 1939-40 due to lack of funds; However, it re-opened in 1941-42 as University Lodging House. In 1943-44, two new wings were built, 48 residents were admitted and its name changed to University Hall. The building of the Hall was completed in 1948 and was given a new name Gwyer Hall to honour Sir Maurice Gwyer, the then Vice Chancellor of the University of Delhi (1938-52). As the building was declared a Heritage Building in 2004, it was suitably Renovated between July 2004 - May 2006.

At present, Gwyer Hall can house 158 full-time Graduate, Postgraduate and Research Students. For the comfort of Student Residents who may have Guests, a Small three room Guest House is available. Gwyer Hall has a Dining Hall with a Hygienic Modern Kitchen, Common Room and TV Room. It also has a Computer Room, Reading Room, Gymnasium and Washing Machines.

How to get to Gwyer Hall in Delhi?

You can get to Gwyer Hall by Metro, Bus or Train. The stops which are closest to the Hostel are

  • Khyber Pass
  • Tis Hazari
  • Delhi University
  • University Of Delhi
  • Civil Lines
  • Vishwa Vidyalaya Metro Station
  • Mall Road
  • Mall Road (Chaudhary Fateh Singh Marg)
  • Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station

Nearby Attractions of Gwyer Hall

  • University Stadium - Delhi located in University Road, Delhi
  • Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Memorial located in Civil Lines near Vidhan Sabha
  • Buddha Garden located in University Enclave
  • National Museum located in Janpath Rd, Rajpath Area
  • Kashmiri Gate located in Mori Gate

FMS Delhi Hostel

FMS Delhi The Provost, International Students’ House

International Student’s House is a Men’s Hostel for full-time Postgraduate students. The Hostel was setup in 1964 by the Indian Council to provide Accommodation facilities to Foreign & Indian Students. The hostel has a Computer Room, Reading Room, Common Room, PlayGround & Dining Hall. It also has Indoor Games facilities with a Modern Gym, Washing Room and a Cycle Club. The hostel also offers Wifi facilities to its students.

FMS Delhi International Students’ House Admission

Admission to the International Students’ House will be done through an Admission Committee consisting of the Provost (Chairman), Warden (Member) and Resident Tutor (Member). The application form can be obtained from the hostel office on Payment of INR 100 in cash.

For Re-admission, Residents who are promoted to next year are required to take Re-admission. Research students are required to provide a certificate indicating progress from the supervisor duly forwarded by the Head of the Department.


Eligibility Criteria:

  • Candidates should be full-time Bonafide Students admitted to a Department/Faculty or a College of the University.
  • Candidates should not be enrolled on a part-time or an evening course.
  • Candidate's Parents should not be residing in Govt. of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT) and within a radius of 70 km from the Hostel. 
  • Candidates should not be Employed anywhere on a Full-time, Part-time, Ad-hoc or Temporary Basis. However, Ad-hoc Lecturers of University/College may be allowed to stay as long as they are Bonafide Research Students (only during the first registration, i. e., the first five years of the Ph. D. programme).
  • Candidates should not have availed of Delhi University/College Hostel Facility for a Course of the same level earlier. No student can avail of the Hostel Seat twice based on a Course/Degree of the same level.
  • Candidates should not have Completed 6 Years of stay in any other Post-graduate hostel(s) of the University and He should have passed the examination of the last course attended.
  • Candidates should have passed the Examination of the last course attended.

How to get to International Students’ House in Delhi?

You can get to the International Students’ House by Metro, Bus or Train. The stops which are closest to the Hostel are

  • Indra Vihar
  • B.B.M.Cluster Depot
  • BBM Cluster Depot
  • Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar
  • Azadpur

Nearby Attractions of International Students’ House

  • Hudson Lane located in GTB Nagar
  • Kamla Nehru Ridge located in Civil Lines
  • Majnu-ka-tilla located in Aruna Nagar
  • National Gandhi Museum located in Raj Ghat

FMS Delhi Hostel

FMS Delhi The Provost, Mansarowar Hostel

Mansarowar Hostel is a Men’s Hostel for full-time Postgraduate & Research students. The hostel was established in 1993. Mansarowar Hostel is located on North Campus opposite Khalsa College & adjoining International Students' Hostel for Boys. The hostel is located half a kilometre from the Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station & the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences.

FMS Delhi The Provost, P. G. Men's Hostel

P.G. Men’s Hostel provides Boarding, Lodging and other facilities to 100 Bonafide Full-time, Postgraduate Male students. The Hostel has a total of 100 Single-seated Rooms. The Hostel has a Air-Conditioned Computer Lab, Washing Room, Reading Room, Visitor Room are a part of the Hostel.

FMS Delhi The Provost, University Hostel for Women

University Hostel for Women popularly known as PG Women’s Hostel is the oldest & largest hostel of University of Delhi established in 1973. Situated in North Campus, the Hostel provides accommodation facilities for Full-time and Postgraduate Research Women students. The hostel has 275 rooms in 4 blocks. 

University Hostel for Women has a Reading Room, Sick Room, Mess with Dining Room, Gymnasium, Visitor’s & Guest Room, Auditorium, Laundry Room and much more.

FMS Delhi Hostel

FMS Delhi The Provost, Meghdoot Hostel

Meghdoot Hostel established in 1989 by the then Vice Chancellor Prof. Moonish Raza provides accommodation to 100 students of Full-time Postgraduate & Research Women Students. The Hostel is situated opposite the School of Open Learning (SOL). Meghdoot Hostel Admission Form can be obtained from Hostel Office on payment of INR 150 (INR 100 for SC / ST / PwD / EWS students).

Meghdoot Hostel provides all the necessary facilities to its students. It includes a TV / Common Room, Computer Lab, Dining Hall, Laundry Room, Security Guard, First Aid Facility & Medical Room and other facilities.

Meghdoot Hostel Eligibility Criteria

  • Candidates should be full-time Bonafide Students admitted to a Department/Faculty or a College of the University and should not be enrolled on a part-time or an evening course.
  • Candidate's Parents or Spouses should not be residing in Govt. of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT) or within 70 km radius. 
  • Candidates should not be Employed anywhere on a Full-time, Part-time, Ad-hoc or Temporary Basis.
  • Candidates should not have availed of Delhi University/College Hostel Facility for a Course of the same level earlier. No student can avail of the Hostel Seat twice based on a Course/Degree of the same level.
  • Candidates should not have Completed 6 Years of stay in any other Post-graduate hostel(s) of the University.

FMS Delhi The Provost, Geetanjali Hostel

Geetanjali Hostel for Women is a Residence for Full-time Women Students. Geetanjali Hostel Admission Form can be obtained from Hostel Office on payment of INR 150 (INR 100 for SC / ST / PwD / EWS students). The Admission form can also be downloaded from the Website.

Geetanjali Hostel Eligibility Criteria

  • Candidates should be full-time Bonafide Students admitted to a Department/Faculty or a College of the University and should not be enrolled on a part-time or an evening course.
  • Candidates should not be Employed anywhere on a Full-time, Part-time, Ad-hoc or Temporary Basis.
  • Candidates should not have availed of Delhi University/College Hostel Facility for a Course of the same level earlier. No student can avail of the Hostel Seat twice based on a Course/Degree of the same level.
  • Candidates should not have Completed 6 Years of stay in any other Post-graduate hostel(s) of the University and She should have passed the examination of the last course attended.

FMS Delhi Hostel

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FMS Delhi Hostel FAQs

Ques. How to Enroll in FMS Delhi Hostel?

Ans. FMS Delhi Hostels provides accommodation facilities to Full-time Post Graduate & Research Students. Students need to apply on the Respective Website of the Hostel to Enroll.

Ques. Does FMS Delhi have its own Hostel?

Ans. No, FMS Delhi does not have its own Hostel; However it has different Hostels for Men & Women. Some of them are Gwyer Hall, International Students’ House, Geetanjali Hostel etc.

Ques. How many Courses does FMS Delhi provide?

Ans. FMS Delhi offers MBA Full-time as its Flagship Course, Executive MBA, Executive MBA in HCA and a Doctoral Program.

Ques. What is the Highest Package of FMS Delhi for the 2023 Batch?

Ans. FMS Delhi recorded INR 1.23 CPA as its Highest Package. The Average Package stood at INR 34.1 LPA. Some of the Top Recruiters who participated in the Placement Drive were Adani, Amazon, Deloitte, HDFC Bank, Microsoft etc.

Ques. What is the Expected Cutoff for FMS Delhi 2024?

Ans. Candidates who want to pursue MBA from FMS Delhi are required to appear for CAT 2023 exam. The Minimum CAT score required for getting admission to FMS Delhi is 99 Percentile.

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FMS Delhi Faculty of Management Studies: 151 answered questions

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Moinak Saha

05 Jul 22

One of my friends appeared in the FMS interview this year and converted the call. The interview was offline and on the FMS campus. There were two panelists.

The interview started with an introduction. Next, he was given an extempore topic - Novelty. Following the extempore, there were a few questions based on his IT background  and his SOP. There were general questions like - ‘Why MBA? As there are many CXOs who aren’t MBAs.’ The interview was around 15 mins. Overall, it was a pleasant experience for him.

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Malabika Saha

24 Jun 22

The brand value of ISB and XLRI, FMS, IIM L can’t be compared. ISB is known for its executive PGP while XLRI, FMS, and IIM L are reputed for their two-year-long MBA progran. These are some of the top-rated B-Schools in the country and have long-standing legacies. 

ISB has a huge batch size of around 800. Due to the huge batch size students face problems getting decent opportunities through campus placements. The ROI isn’t that good. The total course fee for PGPM is around INR 36.3 lakhs. While the average CTC is around 34.07 LPA, according to the recent highlights of ISB placements.

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Anuraag Das

14 Apr 23

For GEM, the CAT percentiles required to get an interview call from IIM Blackis, FMS, SP Jain, JBIMS, and MDI Gurgaon are 

  • ABC and FMS: Both institutes required nothing less than 99.5. Those who get admission at a lesser percentile, usually don’t belong to the GEM category. There are many who don’t even get a call with 99.3. So to stay on the safer side, go for nothing less than 99.5.
  • IIM Indore and Kozhikode: Both the institutes require percentiles around 97.5 for an interview call
  • SPJIMR: This Institute has unique selection criteria under which CAT is given less value and calls are issued on the basis of the candidate's profile. The CAT percentile required in this case is less than the normal if you have a good academic profile along with work experience,
  • MDI: This institute issues calls around the 96% mark.

It’s important to know that these figures are based on trends and not on actual data so you will find exceptions everywhere. Moreover, it’s better you don’t waste time analyzing the CAT cutoff and start preparing for the same.

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Ushosi Roi

27 Dec 22

FMS is a good option with the best ROI, low fees, and more seats. FMS gives a call to the candidates based on their CAT score, irrespective of their past academics score. Most IIM dropouts opt for this college.

The table below shows the criteria for admission into FMS also their respective weightage 

Criteria 

Weightage

CAT score

50%

Academics score 

20%

SOP

10%

Personal Interview 

15%

Extempore

5%

Now let’s discuss these criteria individually and also how to prepare for each of them.

CAT: The CAT score accounts for the maximum which is 50% of the marks required for admission. This means with a high percentile (99+) you can easily increase your chances of getting a call irrespective of your past academic performance. The CAT exam has three sections.

VARC (40% weightage): Reading essays and newspapers like The Hindu is a good way to enhance your verbal ability.

 LRDI (30% weightage): The main key to cracking this section is to pick an easy set. This can be achieved only after constant practice. By calculating fast you can attempt more sets. If you can solve 3 sets out of 6 sets, you will touch the 99 percentile.

QUANT: Cover all the basics possible. Understand the theory and don’t just learn formulas

Academic Score: This score constitutes 20% of the total composite score required for admission. Anything above 75% in 10 and 12 will get you 20%. But above 60 and below 75 will get you 5% only.

SOP: The SOP or Statement Of Purpose clarifies your motives for your admission. It accounts for 10% of the composite score. You will have to write about your work experiences and why you are willing to pursue an MBA. Be clear in your goals and you are good to go.

Personal Interview: This constitutes 15% of the composite score. Things that you will be questioned about include your graduation subjects, current affairs, internships, and your previous courses. Answer every question confidently as this is the first interaction with your professors and the impression will last a long time.

Extempore: The weightage for this is 5%. This aims at analyzing your spontaneity, and knowledge on general topics and checks how you can organize your thoughts on the spot. Practice daily on social, and economical topics and try to know about different domains and speak on these topics for 3–4 minutes.

From the CAT center to the final round, what matters the most are your English skills. How well you comprehend in the exam, think in extempore and speak when interviewed. So enhancing your English skills will take you a long way.

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Pranab Singh Malik

10 Jan 23

There is no question at all if you are optimising for salary in the short term. On average, you would earn more at IIM Ahmedabad and Bangalore than at FMS. In the long run, it will be much more dependent on you and a little bit on the profile you want to work in. However, ceteris paribus and on average IIM Ahmedabad or IIM Bangalore will earn more or as much as an FMS grad. Choose A or B if you want to maximise your placement salary.

Whether you should optimise for placement salary is a different question, and the answer depends on what you want to do with your life.

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Ruchika Agarwal

27 Dec 22

No, choosing FMS Delhi over IIMB or IIMC is definitely not a good decision as you will be missing out on so many opportunities. Some of them include 

  • Student exchange programs: The top 3 IIMS have student exchange programs wherein almost 30% of the batch spends one term at a European B School. Also, IIM Calcutta is a part of CEMS. 25 students from IIMC are offered the most coveted CEMS MiM degree.
  • Placements: Without any doubt, the top IIMs have the best placement drives than any other B school in India. All the major companies like McKinsey, BCG, Bain, and AT Kearney visit the campus and hire 50+ students every year. Even if the same companies visit FMS M, the roles offered are different. Also despite being good for marketing, the biggest giants in FMCG don’t visit the campus regularly. So top jobs are offered at IIM ABC and FMS misses out on this opportunity.
  • Campus Life: With no hostel facility, FMS Delhi has non-existent campus life. Meanwhile, all the other IIMs have beautiful campuses, excellent infrastructure, and hostel facilities.
  • Brand name: Without any doubt, IIMs have a bigger brand name than FMS.
  • ROI: ROI or Return on Investment is higher for IIMs than FMS in the long run. Although due to the payment of loans initially, ROI will seem less than FMS(low fees), that’s not the case. IIMs provide better opportunities, global recognition, and an alumni base that add to the ROI value.

You won’t lose anything from joining IIMS over FMS.

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Adrija Mahapatra

12 Apr 22

NITIE Mumbai placement is almost on the same level as FMS. Here are the 2022 placement highlights of NITIE and FMS.

Institute  NITIE Mumbai  FMS 
Average CTC  INR 25.41 LPA  INR 32.4 LPA 
Highest CTC  INR 49 LPA  INR 58 LPA 
Major recruiters  Amazon, KPMG, Deloitte Paytm, Boston Consulting Group, Nykaa

As per the placement statistics of both the institutes, there’s a slight difference in the major sectors participating in placement drive and the job roles offered. 

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Sakshi Mathur

28 Dec 22

Rather than asking which is better IIMA or FMS you should be asking what is better for you.

My friend is an IIM Ahmedabad pass out. She had got offers from IIM Calcutta, Lucknow, and FMS as well. Yet she chose IIMA because it was her dream college. One year into IIMA she realized some major shortcomings. 

  • The case pedagogy here is overhyped and not at par with global B Schools.
  • The professors don’t teach you much, but rather keep you busy through assignments and quizzes.
  • No practical learning of concepts as the curriculum was very obsolete in today’s world of business.

The only significant feature here is its excellent placement. This is also the reason why it attracts so much crowd. But this fantasy is also short-lived. As soon as you land a job, you have to start paying back the excessive loan for years. For instance, you land a package with CTC 20 LPA. The in-hand salary would be around 1 lakh and the EMI standing at the end of every month would be 50000. After reducing EMI and personal expenses you get little for yourself for several years despite your hard work. Despite graduating you will be stuck in the same life for years.

Now considering FMS it has the following merits that make it a tad bit better than IIM Ahmedabad

  • Very low fees in comparison to IIM Ahmedabad 
  • Since you don’t have to take a loan you feel a sense of freedom to take up the course of your choice.

Your batchmates from FMS will be enjoying life, and fulfilling their dreams and you will be still stuck in the same circle of paying back loans. So the brand value is just not enough. I don’t think spending 20 lakhs on any Indian B School is worth it.

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Rohan Gupta

27 Dec 22

Being in FMS Delhi is fun, tiring, exhausting, and thrilling all at once. The baggage of memories and emotions you will carry from here is huge. It will be a rollercoaster ride with many ups and downs. 

  • You will feel extremely intimidated by the exceptionally talented crowd despite your work experience and 100 percentile in CAT.
  • The initial year is very exhausting as you have to work on your academics as well as presentations on complex subjects in Finance, strategy, capital markets, marketing, supply chain, HR & IT. If this is not enough you will also have to prepare for the summer placements alongside.
  • Your expectations will face a terrible downfall here as you won’t be able to be at par with the curriculum like you thought you would. 
  • You will face tough competition while you are struggling with your mediocre academic performance. Your peers will be taking part in internships, National level case competitions, making amazing presentations, and getting scholarships while you are still struggling to adapt to the rigor.
  • Seeing others that are better and way ahead of you will rob you of your feeling of entitlement and humble you at once. You will stop taking things for granted and start making the most out of your 2 years.
  • You will receive help from faculty and seniors when you are in dire need of assistance. FMS faculty is very cooperative and friendly.

Lastly, you will have a lot of memories and nostalgia to carry with you throughout the rest of your life.

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Shashank Prabhu

28 Dec 22

FMS Delhi registration will start soon and will continue till the second week of December 2022. As per the FMS Delhi 2023 admission, candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of scores obtained in CAT 2022. The CAT score required for getting a call from FMS Delhi is mostly 99 percentile. After this shortlisted candidates will have to appear for GD-PI and extempore.

If you are a GEM (General Engineer Male) you will have to face the maximum hurdles. You will need a minimum of 99.3+ percentile along with 95+ percentile in the VARC section.

If you are a GEF(General Engineer Female) then you will get an additional 3% once you are through the interview round.

But the overall target to get a call remains the same for everyone i.e.99+ percentile.

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