FMS Delhi All Questions

Other than the colleges you mentioned there are other reputated private colleges like SP Jain, Narsee Monjee which conducts its own exam NMAT, Symbiosis with SNAP exam, IIFT exam getting you into Indian Institute of foreign trade college.
Also there are other exams like MAT, CET, CMAT which can get you into good private state colleges.

If you are interested in doing MBA from foreign or from ISB Hyderabad which is one of the best B-school of India then you can give GMAT exam.

See Maths is an essential part for pursuing MBA degree not only during selection but also after during studies and Job. You don't need to worry right now but start working on your basics and you can catch up with other students soon as in MBA you need to have a strong grip on basics only no need of advanced Maths.

All the best for your preparations and exams!!

Debyan  you are eligible for FMS but I am sorry to say that you won't clear the cutoffs for most of the IIMS. As you have a very diverse background u will have an advantage as compared to other students as most of the engineers comes for MBA. The major concerns are your grades in 10th,12th and graduation. If you are asking for my advice, try to score good in your MCA than go for any job for getting work experience, if you are seriously considering IIMs or else you can appear for CAT in your final year for FMS. You have a better chance in getting into FMS rather than IIMs as FMS doesn't have any criteria of minimum percentage. They mostly focus on CAT Percentile. Hope this answers your question.

No. FMS gives weightage to only CAT score (85%), Extempore(5%) and Personal Interview(10%). It doesn't consider your past scores of 10th, 12th or graduation but they may ask about your scores in the personal interview and The candidates should be graduates in any discipline from a recognized university or institute with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. The minimum aggregate percentage for the reserved category candidates is 45% or equivalent CGPA. Over 2000 candidates are shortlisted for the Extempore and PI rounds for the 200 seats in the MBA Full Time (FT) programme. The fee for the 2 year programme is approximately Rs. 20,000.
All the best.

Hi,  To get shortlisted for MBA in DU(FMS) you shall receive a call for next round that is group discussion and PI. So apart from checking your name in the list you should get a call as well. Good Luck.