FMS BHU offers an MBA and MBA-IB courses on the basis of the CAT entrance exam scorecard. The overall CAT Cutoff for MBA is 85 percentile to shortlist students for further GD/PI round. Also, Foreign Nationals are granted admission in MBA & MBA-IB based on GMAT and TOEFL scores.
Apart from that, admission to MBA-AB is based on common entrance conducted by BHU followed by GD/PI. Institute of Management Studies under BHU (IMS BHU) will release the FMS BHU entrance exam known as PET entrance exam form each year in the month of January and release the cutoff in the month of February. So out of 100%, 80% weightage has been given to the PEt entrance exam for securing admission in the MBA-AB course.
FMS BHU also offers a research course, i.e Ph.D. in Management. Admission to Ph.D. is done on the basis of score in Common Research Entrance Test conducted by BHU followed by an interview. Candidates can also apply through UGC-NET or JRF and can directly appear for the interview round.
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FMS BHU offers a 2-year duration MBA and MBA-IB course on the basis of the CAT entrance exam scorecard. The overall CAT Cutoff for MBA is 85+ percentile for the general category and 80 percentile is the required percentile for the OBC category. Also, Foreign Nationals are granted admission in MBA & MBA-IB based on GMAT and TOEFL scores.
The last year CAT Cutoff for MBA is tabulated below:
| Section | Cutoff (Percentile) |
|---|---|
| VRC | 50 |
| DILR | 50 |
| QA | 50 |
| Total | 85 |
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The below table shows the weightage of different components:-
| Components | Weights |
|---|---|
| CAT | 50% |
| GD | 15% |
| PI | 15% |
| Academic Record | 20% |
The below table shows the previous year wise CAT section-wise cutoff
| Section | 2018 Cut-off by %ile |
2019 Cut-off by %ile |
2020 Cut-off by %ile |
|---|---|---|---|
| VRC | 50%ile | 50%ile | 50%ile |
| DILR | 50%ile | 50%ile | 50%ile |
| QA | 50%ile | 50%ile | 50%ile |
| TOTAL | 85%ile | 85%ile | 85%ile |
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FMS BHU offers a 2-year duration MBA-AB course on the basis of common entrance conducted by BHU followed by GD/PI. The university conducts a PET entrance exam for the selection process. However, out of 100%, 80% weightage has been given to the PET entrance exam scorecard.
The below table shows the percentage-wise weightage for taking admission in the MBA-AB course:
| PET Entrance Exam | 80% |
|---|---|
| GD/PI | 20% |
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Ques. What is the weightage given to PET for MBA-AB Admission at FMS BHU?
Ans. Out of 100%, 80% weightage has been given to the PET entrance exam for taking admission in the MBA-AB course from FMS BHU college.
Ques. What is the CAT Cutoff required for MBA Admission at FMS BHU college?
Ans. Candidates should need to score 50 percentile in each session of the CAT entrance exam for taking admission in the MBA course from FMS BHU college.
Ques. What is the entrance exam required for taking admission in the Ph.D. course from FMS BHU?
Ans. Admission to Ph.D. is done on the basis of score in Common Research Entrance Test conducted by BHU followed by an interview. Candidates can also apply through UGC-NET or JRF and can directly appear for the interview round.
Ques. What is the minimum cutoff required in the CAT entrance exam for taking admission in an MBA course from FMS BHU?
Ans. The minimum cutoff required in the CAT entrance exam for taking admission in an MBA course from FMS BHU is 85+ percentile.
Ques. I have scored 90 percentile in the CAT entrance exam, can I take admission to the MBA course from FMS BHU College?
Ans. The last year’s cutoff for the CAT entrance exam is between the 85 percentile for taking admission in the MBA course. So candidates can try FMS BHU college for an MBA course.
| Courses | Round 1 (Cutoff percentile) |
|---|---|
Compare | 85 |
Compare | 85 |
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No, FMS - BHU does not consider sectional cut-offs. Usually, the cut-off of the general category ranges from 82 to 85 percentile. This is the required criteria for any candidate to receive a GD-PI call.
However, the cut off required is as mentioned below,
|
Courses |
General (Criteria) |
|
MBA Agribusiness |
85 |
|
MBA International Business |
85 |
IMS BHU (which technically was known as FMS earlier) generally accepts CAT score for admission purposes. If you are considering section-wise, then 80 percentile or above can increase your chances of selection after the GD or the interview session.
FMS BHU is the best among all of these. There is no comparison with any other colleges.
However, if we look at NIT Trichy vs PUMBA, NIT Trichy seems to be a little better than PUMBA in terms of placements and their fee structure is almost the same.
FMS BHU Placements:
|
Particulars |
FMS Placements 2022 |
PUMBA Placements 2022 |
|
No. of participating students |
174 |
168 |
|
Students placed |
169 |
137 |
|
Highest package |
INR 18 LPA |
INR 13.55 LPA |
|
Average package |
INR 9.7 LPA |
INR 6.47 LPA |
Regarding NIT Trichy Placements, it recorded an average package of 7.8 LPA.



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