FMS Delhi gives 50% weightage to the CAT score, which maximum weightage is given to the verbal section of the CAT. Class 10th and 12th are given 10% weightage each. If your 10th and 12th score is 60-75%, then you will receive a 5% score, and if it is more than 75%, then you will receive a 10% score. 

Your 10th and 12th score is low, but you can still make up things in the CAT exam, especially in the verbal section and your interview and SOP discussion, interviews at FMS has been given a weightage of 15%. Your graduation percentage is just above the cut-off of 50%, which might create problems for you in admissions, but yes, miracles do happen. 

If you score well in your CAT and interviews, there are chances. For other IIMs, the criteria remain somehow similar. All of them gives priority to CAT score and interviews.

According to the eligibility criteria, you must have completed a Bachelor's Degree with at least 50% marks at the graduation level (SC/ST: Passing marks; OBC/PWD/CW: 45% weightage as per university rules) or equivalent CGPA.

It doesn’t mention anything about the 10th and 12th marks for being eligible for admission, but there is a weightage of 

• Marks obtained in Class X - 10% weightage (60% and above but less than 75%: 5%, 75% and above: 10%)
• Marks obtained in Class XII - 10% (60% and above but less than 75%: 5%, 75% and above 10%)

So, you will need to perform really well in the SOP, Extempore, and PI along with the CAT exam to stand a chance for admission. 

The FMS Delhi 2023 cutoff for admissions will be released soon. It will publish its MBA admission policy 2023 on its official website, with admission granted based on the CAT 2022 score. The CAT score required for a call from FMS Delhi is typically in the 99th percentile. The cutoff is determined by the composite score in CAT. It is determined by the number of candidates who took the CAT exam, the number of candidates who passed the CAT, the number of seats available in each category, FMS's previous CAT scores, and so on.

FMS cutoffs for CW 1, 2, and 3 are expected to be 11.00, 9.29, and 26.23, respectively. FMS has 12 supernumerary seats available in the CW (defense) category. 

No. If you are from the General Category, you should have 99+ percentile. From what I know, job experience doesn't matter in the interview process. You will only be asked about your work at the interview, which will only happen if you do well enough on the CAT. So, work on getting a 99+ score on the CAT and do well in Extempore/PI if you get a call.

FMS is one of the few schools that cares less about what you did in the past. If you work hard, you might be able to make it.

For FMS, you need to get 99+ for a call and at least 99.5 to convert because they give a lot of weightage on CAT Percentile (50%).

For MDI, you need 94+ to get a call with sectionals over 85+, and you need anything above 98+ to convert if you don't have any work experience.

With the new FMS criteria for the batch 2020, students from the OBC category who scored 93.xx and were on the first list. However, keep in mind that conversions with these borderline percentiles are exceedingly tough because you will have to perform exceptionally well in the GD-PI process.

As a result, for an OBC candidate, a score of 97+ may be deemed safe, as an above-average GD-PI combined with this CAT score may get you a seat in FMS.

FMS gives 50% weightage to the CAT exam in that it gives more weightage to the verbal ability section, 40% weightage is given to VA, and 30% weightage each is given to DILR and quant section. 

To get a call from FMS (for a GEM), you must have to score above the 99.50 percentile. FMS gives 5% extra weightage if you are a female candidate. PI has been given a weightage of 15%. 10th, 12th, UG, and SOP have been given less weightage. 

Although there is no such ideal profile to get into FMS, to secure your admission, your CAT percentile must be above 99.50. Your VA percentile must be above 98-99 percentile. You must have scored 80% plus in your 10th and 12th exams and 70% plus in your undergraduate exam. Having work experience would act like a cherry on top.

Expected FMS Cutoff is mentioned in the following table:

For an SC student the target to get into FMS Delhi should be above 82 percentile and score should be above 28 in CAT examination.

These are the details for the cut-off trend and admission procedure for the MBA full-time program offered at FMS Delhi-

CAT 2022 cut-off for the General category at FMS Delhi was 98 percentile. The Composite scores for 2023 as cut-offs for various categories for the next round of admissions were:

After clearing the cut-offs, the next phases include a personal interview, group discussion, and/or extempore. Candidates may also be asked for a statement of purpose during the selection process.

The final selection for the MBA program at FMS Delhi is based on the combined score determined by the CAT score, academic profile, personal interview performance, extempore, and so on, all considered together.