Fellowship Programme in Management 

at FIIB Delhi, Vasant Vihar

FIIB Delhi FPM admissions are entrance-based. To be eligibile for the programme students must fulfil the admission criteria as specified by the institute. Check out the table below to know about the eligibility and selection criteria for the doctoral programme:

Yes, FIIB Delhi indeed offers scholarships to its FPM scholars. The institute offers INR 40,000 per month in the first year followed by INR 45,000 per month in the second year. Additionally, students are also provided a stipend of INR 50,000 per month in the third year of the programme. Students can visit the official website of the institute to know further details regarding the scholarship scheme offered by FIIB Delhi.

The application process for the FPM programme offered at FIIB Delhi involves several steps. Students interested in taking admissions for the doctoral course must provide certain documents. Find below the list of essentials for FIIB Delhi FPM application:

• Applicatiom Form
• 3000-word Research Proposal
• Research Aptitude Test Score
• Academic CV
• Academic Statement of Purpose Interview 
• Personal Interview

FIIB Delhi FPM admissions are provided as per the eligibility of merit and entrance. Candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 60% in postgraduation degree or equivalent in Engineering/ Technology/ Management/ Economics/ Social Science/ Biological Science/ Pure Science/ Commerce/ Humanities obtained from a recognised university. FIIB Delhi considers entrance exams such as JRF/ ATMA/ MAT/ GMAT/ XAT/ ATMA/ RAT conducted by FIIB. For the FPM programme, candidates must provide a 3000-word research proposal, academic SOP, and Research Aptitude Test. As admissions are entrance-based, students must provide a valid score on the accepted entrance exam to be eligible for admissions.

FIIB incorporates various standardized test scores, such as CAT, GMAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, JRF, NET, and RAT, as part of the comprehensive evaluation process for admission. These scores contribute to the overall assessment of candidates applying to FIIB. The cutoff for CAT in 2023 was 55-75 percentile for admission in FIIB Delhi. The average CAT cutoff for FIIB Delhi is around 50-70 percentile.

so to answer your question yes they accept CAT scores. All the best. 

No, FIIB Delhi does not accept direct admissions for its courses. Students seeking to enrol in the courses are required to appear for the accepted entrance exam. Aside from providing the valid entrance exam score, candidates must clear the selection rounds, such as GDPI rounds. FIIB admissions are purely entrance-based. Interested candidates can visit the official website of the institute to apply for the course of choice.

Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB) Delhi offers PGDM/ PGDM-Financial Management programme across several specialisations. Students looking to apply for the course are required to fulfil the eligibility and provide a valid score of the accepted exam. Find below the list of PGDM specialisations offered at FIIB Delhi:

• Marketing
• Finance
• Operations Management
• OB & HR 

Yes, the institute offers scholarship for deserving candidates up to INR 2.8 Lacs per student. The FIIB Delhi Tuition Assistance Programme (TAP) scholarships for PGDM/ PGDM-FM candidates are provided based on the below criteria:

• Category I: Academic Qualifications
• Category II: Competitive Exam Scores/Percentage
• Category III: Work Experience (a full-time employee of a registered NGO or non-profit for over one year)
• Category IV: Special Category Status (Diversity & Inclusiveness)
• Category V: Unique Achievement

FIIB Delhi fee structure comprises of elements such as programme fee, caution money, commitment fee. The programme fee consists of tuition fee, knowledge resource centre, examination fee, IT  infrastructure, student welfare activities, learning and development fee and alumni life membership. The total programme fees of PGDM is INR 11.5 Lakh. Candidates have the provision to pay the fee annually or semester-wise depending on the ask during FIIB Delhi admissions.