Faculty of Management Studies Delhi is a government institution located in New Delhi, Delhi, established in 1954. It is ranked #5 in the NIRF Rankings and accredited with NAAC Grade A++. The college is approved by AICTE, UGC, AIU. It offers 2 programmes across PG and PHD levels. With over 500 enrolled students and a 5 acres campus, the college provides a comprehensive academic environment. Campus facilities include Library, Hostel, Sports, Seminar Rooms. Placement records show a placement rate of 100%, average package of ₹32.0 LPA, highest package of ₹100.0 LPA, with recruiters including McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Goldman Sachs, Amazon.
Bachelor's degree with 50% (45% for reserved), valid CAT/GMAT score, 0-3 years work experience preferred.
Admission to Faculty of Management Studies Delhi is primarily through CAT, GMAT. Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of entrance scores, followed by counselling/interview rounds. Application opens in March-April and counselling rounds typically run from June-July. Some programs may also consider 12th board marks and have a separate management quota.
Life-changing experience
The college transformed my career. Excellent mentorship, real-world projects, and a thriving alumni network.
Top faculty, vibrant culture, strong network
Competitive environment can feel stressful
Life-changing experience
The college transformed my career. Excellent mentorship, real-world projects, and a thriving alumni network.
Top faculty, vibrant culture, strong network
Competitive environment can feel stressful
Average experience
Good academic foundation but placement opportunities depend a lot on your branch and grades.
Good academic rigour, library is well stocked
Inconsistent placements across branches
Highly recommended
World-class education with exposure to research and industry. Recruiters from all major companies visit campus.
Research opportunities, international exposure, top recruiters
Very high cutoff
Great campus life
Excellent ambiance, diverse student community, supportive faculty and good placement cell.
Good campus, diverse peers, supportive faculty
Bureaucracy in admin processes