FMS Delhi MBA 2027-29 fee structure released: what changes for aspirants

In short

FMS Delhi released the fee structure for its MBA 2027-29 batch on November 2, 2026.
For the batch commencing in 2024, the MBA fees at FMS Delhi are INR 2 lakhs, amounting to INR 50,000 per semester.
The total fees for FMS Delhi are Rs 65,690, which includes admission, examination, hostel, and other fees.
Admission to the FMS Delhi MBA program primarily relies on CAT scores, with a recommended percentile of 98-99+ for shortlisting.
FMS Delhi achieved a 100% placement rate in 2023, with the highest recorded salary package at INR 1.23 Crore Per Annum.

The Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi, released the fee structure for its MBA 2027-29 batch on November 2, 2026. This announcement provides clarity for prospective students planning to apply for the upcoming academic session.

FMS Delhi, classified as a Tier 1 college, is known for its relatively affordable fees, which are maintained due to funding from the Government of India and the University of Delhi. The institute’s flagship programme is its two-year full-time MBA course.

FMS Delhi MBA Fee Structure and Breakdown

For the batch commencing in 2024, the total MBA fees at FMS Delhi are set at INR 2 lakhs, which translates to INR 50,000 per semester. The overall fees for FMS Delhi amount to Rs 65,690, making it one of the most affordable options among top business schools in Delhi, if you look at MBAUniverse.com.

The total fees of Rs 65,690 encompass various components, including admission fees, examination fees, hostel fees, and other charges. The detailed breakdown of these fees is provided below.

Fee Type	Amount (Rs)
Admission Fees (including Rs 500 tuition fees)	10,480
Examination Fees (single semester)	1,710
Hostel Fees (one year)	45,000
Other Fees	8,000

Admission Process and Eligibility Criteria

Admission to the FMS Delhi MBA program primarily hinges on performance in the CAT exam, followed by subsequent admission rounds such as Personal Interview (PI) and Extempore. FMS Delhi exclusively relies on CAT scores for initial shortlisting of domestic applicants. To secure a shortlist for the FMS Delhi PI round, a CAT score ranging between 98-99+ percentile is recommended, with a minimum cutoff of 98 percentile crucial for General category students.

Candidates are required to possess at least a three-year Bachelor’s Degree Programme after 12 years of formal schooling. Specific minimum percentage requirements apply based on the discipline of the Bachelor’s degree, or a Post Graduate Degree or 2nd Degree examination after a 10+2+3 scheme.

Discipline	Minimum Percentage / CGPA
Arts, Commerce or Social Sciences	50%
Sciences	55%
Mathematics or Statistics	60%
Medicine, Engineering or Technology	60% / CGPA of at least 6.00 in a scale of 10.00
Post Graduate Degree or 2nd Degree examination after 10+2+3 scheme	60%

Placement Record and Student Demographics

FMS Delhi has a consistent record of high placements. As per the 2023 placement report, the institute achieved a 100% placement rate, with the highest recorded salary package standing at INR 1.23 Crore Per Annum (CPA). The median salary offered to students in 2013 placements was Rs 16 lakhs. In the 2013 placement session, 211 out of a batch of 216 students were placed, with five opting out.

The 2013-15 batch of FMS Delhi had a strength of 226 students for its full-time MBA course. This batch was predominantly male, with 166 male students and 60 female students. A significant majority of students, 84%, came from engineering backgrounds, as detailed in the table below.

Background	Percentage
Engineering	84%
Commerce/BBA/BBS	7%
Science	4%
Arts	4%
Other	4%
Medical	1%

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