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6 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
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Compare your result with recorded cutoffs for FORE School of Management. Check current programme eligibility separately.
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FORE School of Management (FSM) (FORE School of Management) in Delhi NCR has historical cutoff records for CAT, XAT on this page. There is no single cutoff for the whole college: read each course, category, quota and round separately. Coverage below reflects the records on this page.
The latest recorded year is 2025. 8 records in that group cover 1 named category. Across the available years, 5 distinct course labels are recorded.
Showing 4 of 4 profiles, ordered by course and category. Browse every loaded record in the full table above.
Recorded years: 2021-2025. Year changes appear only for single closing values with matching course, category, quota, round, counselling context and unit.
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Use CAT College PredictorThe latest recorded year is 2025. 8 records in that group cover 1 named category. Across the available years, 5 distinct course labels are recorded.
Showing 4 of 4 profiles, ordered by course and category. Browse every loaded record in the full table above.
Recorded years: 2022-2025. Year changes appear only for single closing values with matching course, category, quota, round, counselling context and unit.
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Use XAT College PredictorFor the 2027-29 intake, FORE’s live admissions portal lists CAT-2026, XAT-2027 or a GMAT taken between 1 January 2025 and 31 January 2027 for the regular PGDM programmes. It says applicants need at least 50% in a bachelor’s degree, are shortlisted using entrance-test scores and then attend a personal interview. The portal does not publish a numerical CAT, XAT or GMAT cutoff for this intake. Do not treat an old admitted-student percentile as a guaranteed minimum or a promise of shortlisting. Check the 2027-29 admissions portal for the active application and its current instructions.
A percentile is a relative position in an exam’s candidate pool, not the percentage of questions answered correctly. CAT and XAT percentiles are also not interchangeable with a GMAT score. FORE’s live admissions FAQ gives proposed 2027-29 selection weights: entrance score 35%, personal interview 25%, past academics 22%, work experience 10%, regional diversity 5% and gender diversity 3%. The FAQ labels these weights “proposed”; the portal’s current process page does not repeat the breakdown. Treat it as the institute’s published proposal, not a final score calculator. The FAQ also says the academic component includes 5% each for Class X and XII and 12% for graduation, with a STEM-related additional component described in the same answer. Verify how the final published scheme handles this before estimating your composite score. FORE admissions FAQ
FORE’s 2025-26 information brochure reports the median CAT percentile and maximum CAT and XAT percentiles among admitted students for the 2025-27 batch. These are retrospective cohort statistics, not the 2027-29 cutoff. The brochure table gives:
The figures answer different questions. The median describes the middle admitted CAT percentile reported for each programme; it is not the lowest admitted percentile. The two maximum columns show the top reported CAT and XAT percentiles, not a typical outcome. The brochure does not give a minimum, lower quartile, sample size, separate XAT median, GMAT range or category-wise distribution in this table. It also covers four named programmes and should not be carried over to a different programme or later intake. FORE 2025-26 information brochure, p. 40
The range between a median and maximum is not a safe-chance band. For example, PGDM’s reported median CAT percentile of 86.85 and maximum of 96.27 establish only those two cohort summaries; they do not reveal the lowest score that received an offer, the number of candidates at each score, or the score’s weight after interview and academics. The same limitation applies to the other programmes. Use the table to understand the prior admitted class, not to reverse-engineer a present threshold.
First match the programme and exam you plan to use. FORE offers distinct PGDM programmes, and its brochure presents separate CAT and XAT values only for the 2025-27 admitted cohort. The active portal accepts the listed exam routes for the 2027-29 intake, but it does not publish comparable programme-specific percentiles for that cycle. If you are applying to a programme or route absent from the historical table, do not borrow another programme’s number as its cutoff.
Next, separate eligibility from competitiveness. The portal’s 50% bachelor’s-degree requirement is an eligibility condition, while the entrance score is used for shortlisting and the selection process includes a personal interview. Meeting the academic minimum does not establish that a candidate will be shortlisted. Likewise, an old median percentile does not establish that a score above it will secure an interview or offer. Applicants should prepare for the full selection process and avoid relying on a single threshold.
Finally, check the final current-cycle criteria before submitting or making a decision. The live portal is the authority for the current exam list and process; the FAQ’s weightage is explicitly proposed, and the brochure’s percentiles belong to 2025-27. Ask admissions whether a final programme-wise score threshold or composite-score formula has been issued, how the interview and academic components are calculated, and whether any category or programme-specific rules apply. If you compare schools, use the same exam, intake, programme, admitted-student statistic and definition of “cutoff.” A qualifying percentile, a shortlist threshold, a median of admitted students and a maximum percentile are not the same measure.
The brochure gives no GMAT score range and no XAT median, so it cannot support a direct conversion between these exams or a complete comparison of score profiles. Its table also describes admitted students, not all applicants who were screened, and it does not provide applicant counts or offers by percentile. That distinction matters when interpreting a median: it says where the middle reported admitted CAT percentile fell, but gives neither the probability of admission at that score nor the lowest score at which someone was selected. Ask FORE for a current-cycle programme-wise threshold only if it has formally published one; otherwise use the historical figures as context and plan around the current stated process.
