FMS Delhi MBA GD-PI 2019: Final Admission Result on April 24; Academic Honours, Extra Curricular, Work Experience to Play Key Role

Getting through the GD-PI round and securing your place in the FMS Delhi final MBA admission 2019 merit list which is to be declared on April 24, 2019, may become easier if you have been doing some extra alongwith getting high academic score. The hidden weightage for Extra-Curricular Activities, Academic Honors, Prizes, Scholarships, other awards and work experience may give you an upper hand in the final selection round at FMS Delhi. The GD-PI round at FMS Delhi begins on April 15 and will close on April 24, 2019. FMS Delhi will release the final merit list in the evening on closing date of GD-PI-Extempore round.

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Submit Filled-in Proforma on GD-PI Date

Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) Delhi has devised the proforma to be submitted duly filled in, by all the 2187 shortlisted candidates on their GD-PI date. The MBA 2019-21 full time admission proforma requires you to fill in following details:

• Education: (Starting with School Leaving Examination)
• Extra-Curricular Activities
• List of Academic Honors, Prizes, Scholarships or other awards obtained by you
• Work Experience (after graduation)

While FMS Delhi has announced the 10% total weightage for academic performance for Class 10 & Class 12 in final selection round, the high RoI MBA college has refrained from sharing the weightage included for Extra curricular, Academic honors & prizes and Work Experience in preparing final merit list.

FMS Delhi Final Selection 2019: Criteria & Weightages
Group Discussion, Personal Interview and Extempore speech round at FMS Delhi begins on April 15, 2019. It will be held only at FMS-Delhi University campus. The Merit list after final admission round will be based on CAT 2018 score, performance in GD-PI-Extempore, Academic profile. Weightage to each component in FMS Delhi MBA Admission 2019 is as below:

FMS Delhi GD-PI Dates for MBA Admission 2019
FMS Delhi has announced the following GD-PI dates for different category of candidates:

There are 3-4 slots for GD-PI round on each day and it is necessary for the candidate to report one and half hour before the scheduled time. Please note to bring the filled in proforma with the required documents on your GD-PI date.

Check here your GD-PI Date & Time at FMS Delhi

List of Documents required for PI round
Candidates appearing for PI round at FMS Delhi are supposed to submit the duly filled-in proforma, along with the following documents on their designated GD-PI Date at FMS Delhi:

1. Date of Birth Certificate
2. Class 10 Marksheet
3. Class 12 Marksheet
4. CAT 2018 Score card
5. Reservation Claim Certificates (If any)

Category wise seats in FMS MBA 2019-21 Batch
There are 220 seats available for MBA admission 2019 full time programme at FMS Delhi. The category wise intake is as follows

All the shortlisted candidates have been individually intimated about their designated GD-PI dates and time slots by FMS Delhi. FMS Delhi included the Group Discussion (GD) round a year ago in addition to Extempore speech. GD round was scrapped in 2014 and was replaced with Extempore speech. In admission 2018, FMS Delhi again reintroduced GD in final selection round.

FMS Delhi Cut offs in Shortlist    
The shortlist for MBA Admission 2019 with 2187 candidates was announced by FMS Delhi on January 19, 2019. The cut offs for MBA admission 2019 shortlist reveal that the Composite score cut off, based on CAT 2018 sectional weightages has gone down to 53.337 for MBA 2019 as against 58 and 59+ in last two years.

2187 candidates shortlisted for GD-PI
The shortlist declared by FMS Delhi comprises 1010 General category candidates followed by 540 OBC; 300 SC and 150 ST candidates. Number of PW and CW candidates shortlisted for Extempore/GD/PI is 87 and 100 respectively.

FMS Delhi MBA Admission 2019: Composite Score cut offs
The shortlisting criteria arrived at, after calculating the CAT 2018 composite scores is as follows:

Score Weightage Calculation in Shortlisting Process
Unlike its previous shortlisting process, FMS has started using composite score in shortlisting process for GD-PI round. Although the maximum composite score awards100% weight to CAT 2018 score, the candidate is shortlisted on the basis of differential weightage to sectional percentile scores in CAT 2018. For example: Composite Score = ∑(Score in Section * Weightage)/Max Marks for the Section.

The process of calculation of composite score can get a candidate shortlisted despite scoring low in Quant but high in VARC and overall low viz. a candidate who scores low in VARC but high in Quant and overall high percentile in CAT exam. The sectional weightage awarded to CAT 2018 score in arriving at composite score in shortlisting by FMS are as under:

An additional 3 marks have been added to the Composite score so computed in case of women candidates for the purpose of shortlisting. However, the composite scores are used only for shortlisting the candidates for GD-PI Process.

FMS Delhi – the Management Department of Delhi University of is one of the most preferred MBA colleges in India. It has highest RoI and thus is a preferred campus to any other top B-school in India including IIMs. The low fee of less than Rs.25,000/- for the two years MBA programme and high average placements going beyond Rs.21 LPA at FMS attracts more and more candidates. The B-school has technology resources and facilities in both its North and South Campuses. Both the campuses of FMS are fully Wi-Fi enabled where students can access Live Databases, Online Journals and the World Wide Web. FMS has a dedicated computer centre for students where they can access online journals, keep themselves updated with day to day developments and also assist themselves in studies. 

In 2012, FMS Delhi became the third campus in India to be equipped with a Bloomberg terminal.  FMS North Campus has air-conditioned library housing over 40,000 Books and Journals (including 60 foreign Journals). Learners also have access to the Delhi University Library System which has a collection of over 600,000 books (through Online Public Access Catalogue) and over 8,000 Journals (including Online Journals).

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