Delhi School of Management, DTU

Hi Anjali, College is extremely good not only for HR but also for all other specializations, but it accepts only CAT Score and no other score.

Hi Rahul, cutoff for general category is 75 percentile. With 72 percentile you can not expect a call from DSM.

Hi Rajdeep,with this percentile and category benefit you stand a good chance for DSM. Fill the form and prepare well for GD/PI. All the best

Hi Girish, DSM generally follow 80:20 rule for CAT:GD/PI. With this percentile you have good chances of converting, just prepare well for GDPI. All the best

Hi Shubhankar, last year cut off of GD/PI for SC was 60 percentile. Conversion depends a lot on your performance in GD/PI. Fill the form and prepare well for GD/PI. All the best.

Hi suman, with this percentile you will not get a call of GD/PI from DSM. You better prepare for CAT and try next year.

Hi Pragya, with this percentile you will surely get gd/pi call. Final conversion depends a lot on your performance in GD/PI.Prepare well for that. DSM have hostel facility but hostel rooms are very few in number which are alloted on distance basis, but there are lots of option of PG and shared flats nearby college campus so don't worry about accommodation.

IN DSM almost all the clubs are student driven. College gives ample opportunities to every student to develop managerial skills. At this point of time I can not tell you about the pass out colleges of our faculty members, all what I can tell you is that all faculty members are NET qualified and are highly experienced in their respective fields.

Hi Adhyan, Google offered a fairly good CTC but as per the confidential policies of DSM I can not reveal the placement related figures on any public forum, however for the time being you can refer to placement reports available on college website.

Yes Aayush DTU recently framed policy of Deferred Placement, DSM being a part of DTU will also follow the same policy. According to this policy if you being a student of DTU go for any start up you can defer your placement for two years.