"Place where dreams come true"

The application form is similar to the ones we had to do during our bachelor's admission. It is very detailed and lengthy. All the details are verified and matched with your uploaded CAT mark sheet, and 10th and 12th Marksheet.

Faculty to student ratio is 1:20, here we have faculty for each subject. There were two sections for us in the first year with 120 students in each section and all subjects were compulsory. Now, in 2nd year there are 3 sections with around 85 students in each.

My internship experience was so exhilarating and thrilling that each day I went to the office I learned something new. Each day was a surprise to me and the culture was also very good. I got a financial analyst role which was my dream job role. Thanks to the CRAP team.

I was placed at StateStreet which is an American financial services bank and believe me the companies which come here and give placements are really good. The roles offered are highly aligned with our aspirations and our CRAP team puts a lot of effort to place us in our dream companies and domains.

Campus jobs are highly good in what FMS asks in terms of fees from its students. For students of the Executive batch, the fees differ from the full-time batch and Ph.D. scholars also have a different fee structure, but one thing is clear there the fees are very economical. You can check on its official site because every year it changes. No scholarships are provided. EWS students may get some benefits.

The Oratory Club of FMS Delhi is one of the best clubs, I've been a part of. We usually enjoy together practicing for GDs and PIs for our summers and finals and also organize inter-college debate competitions known as "Here 2 Parley". This makes us ready to become future business leaders.

Preparing for interviews was a tough job for me. So, I had taken a coaching mentor for my interview prep, they helped me to make my answers ready for the PI and also guided me to wear what kind of formal that makes us stand apart in the crowd.