How much score is required in CAT2024 for admission in fms Delhi ?

Hello aspirant,

Based on past years' statistics, the CAT cutoff, which is determined as a composite score for the FMS Delhi admission shortlist, is anticipated to be in the range of 52 to 55. On the other hand, the approximate CAT profile is said to be 99.

To know the cutoff you can visit the following link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-delhi-cat-cut-off

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Hope it helps you

To get into FMS Delhi, you'll want to score well on the CAT 2024 exam. While the exact cutoff score isn't publicly available, here are some general guidelines:

- *Eligibility Criteria*: You'll need at least 50% marks in graduation for the unreserved category, and passing marks for SC/ST candidates

- *CAT Percentile*: Historically, FMS Delhi's CAT cutoff has been around 95-98 percentile for the general category

- *Selection Criteria*: FMS Delhi considers multiple factors, including CAT scores, academic performance, work experience, and performance in the personal interview

To give you a better idea, here are the previous year's CAT cutoff percentiles for FMS Delhi:

- *General Category*: 95-98 percentile

- *OBC Category*: 80-90 percentile

- *SC Category*: 70-80 percentile

- *ST Category*: 60-70 percentile

Keep in mind that these are general estimates and may vary depending on the upcoming exam.

Hello,

Admission in FMS Delhi through CAT 2024 requires high percentiles of scoring, which is always highly competitive since this is considered to be one of the most premier institutions in India. Traditionally, people have got admission in FMS Delhi with even above 99+ percentiles as the call was given to the next round even in the case of the general category.

For specific categories:

• General: High of around 99.5 percentile or more
• OBC/NC: Ranges between 90-95 percentile.
• SC/ST/PwD: Percentile is much lower but competitive, ranging from 80 to 90 percentile.

The scores of CAT have the most weightage in the selection process of FMS. In the present scenario, during the last couple of years, about 60 percent weightage was given to the scores of CAT, while the remaining was provided to other factors, like personal interview, academic performance, and diversity criteria.

Points to Remember

Since VARC is heavily scored, high scoring in it could be crucial. So also, a high score in VARC could be more important since FMS usually focuses on that particular section.