Remarks :
FMS is a highly reputed institution and so is its procedure for admission. It is said that alums with more than 25 years' experience and faculties of the college from various different sectors are called to take interviews. Prestigious college requires preplanned prep.
Course Curriculum Overview :
Faculty of management studies, Delhi has renowned and well-qualified faculty who have had previous corporate world knowledge. The course has an international way of teaching i.e. application of the theory via case studies which makes learning interesting and easy.
Internships Opportunities :
Companies from all profiles with international coverage and an India presence are there who help us complete our summer internship process. The best thing that I felt while studying here at FMS is that it has left a legacy for years and we students build upon it for the next generation of students of FMS Delhi in India. I really pray it reaches greater heights.
Placement Experience :
College offers its students placements which makes them give a loud shout-out. Although the placement process is hair-raising, the results are out of the league when compared to the rest of B-schools. Please check the placement report in detail from our website, because my words won't be able to do justice to the results we have.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The fee is quite low so you get the best ROI as there is 100% placement and once you get into FMS you will not have to worry about the fees they charge for the two-year course which is very minimal at Rs 2 lakh for 2 years only. No scholarships is provided.
Campus Life :
Marksoc (the marketing society) is the most famous club of the "Marketing Mecca which is the nickname of FMS Delhi". Students have so much craze about this society from the first day they enter college because of the legacy it holds here. Similarly, there are other preparation clubs too. There is a big library with all books available.
Interview Experience :
Remembering my personal interview experience gives me goosebumps. While I was standing at the door and asking the interviewers if I could get in, they told me "Wait". I waited for about 5 minutes and then when again I asked their permission to enter they told "Wait", again I waited for 5 more minutes but I was not sure what was happening so I tried to analyze and understood that there is some catch to it and I need to decode it. Then it struck my mind that it could also be "WEIGHT", so I told my weight 60kgs, and entered the room. Then the PI went very smoothly and I'll always remember this experience.
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