FMS Delhi is the Faculty of Management Studies of the University of Delhi. It offers a two-year, part-time MBA Executive for people who already work. Classes are held on weekday evenings on the North Campus, so you keep your job. The course has 200 seats and needs at least 5 years of work experience. There is no entrance exam, and FMS picks students on an 85-mark score. The full fee is INR 2.43 Lakhs, paid over 4 semesters. FMS stands #6 in Collegedunia's MBA ranking 2026 and has taught management since 1954. FMS publishes no placement figures for this course, but its full-time MBA batch of 2024-26 averaged INR 32.27 LPA.
The total fee with the form fee is INR 2.44 Lakhs, while the fee without it is INR 2.43 Lakhs. The programme fee is INR 60,818 a semester. You pay it at the start of each of the 4 semesters. The University of Delhi sets this fee and can change it for a new batch. The course has no hostel fee, as the classes are in the evening.
| Fee head | Amount | How it is charged |
|---|---|---|
| Programme fee | INR 2.43 Lakhs | INR 60,818 a semester, 4 semesters |
| Form fee | INR 1,000 | One time, INR 350 for SC, ST and PwD |
| Total, no form fee | INR 2.43 Lakhs | Full course |
| Total with form fee | INR 2.44 Lakhs | Full course |
The 2026-28 batch is in class, so the 2027 dates below are estimates based on 2026. The form is expected to open in Oct 2026 and close by Dec 2026. The selection rounds are expected from Feb 2027 to Apr 2027, and classes start in Jul 2027. FMS puts every notice on its admission page, so check it each week once the form opens.
| Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| MBA Executive form, last date to apply | Oct 2026 to Dec 2026 | Tentative |
| Screening of forms and shortlist | Jan 2027 | Tentative |
| Selection rounds: work discussion and extempore | Feb 2027 to Apr 2027 | Tentative |
| Final merit list | Apr 2027 | Tentative |
| Admission offer and seat acceptance | May 2027 | Tentative |
| Document check at FMS | May 2027 | Tentative |
| First semester fee payment | Jun 2027 | Tentative |
| Classes start | Jul 2027 | Tentative |
You need a bachelor's degree with at least 45% marks and 5 years of work experience. The degree must come after 12 years of school. The work must be executive or administrative work in a company, a government office or a registered organisation. You also need a no objection letter from your employer and a home in Delhi NCR. If you are short of 5 years, wait for the next form.
| Requirement | What you need |
|---|---|
| Degree | Three-year bachelor's degree after 12 years of school |
| Graduation marks | 45% aggregate |
| Work experience | 5 years of executive or administrative work |
| Employer letter | No objection certificate from your current employer |
| Where you live | Delhi NCR |
| Entrance exam | Not needed |
You fill the form online, upload your papers and then sit the selection rounds. FMS ranks you on its 85-mark score and puts out a merit list. After the list, you bring your originals for the document check and pay the first semester fee. If the employer letter or the experience proof is missing, FMS drops the form.
| Step | What you do |
|---|---|
| Fill the form | Apply online on the FMS admission page |
| Upload papers | Employer letter, experience proof and a short write-up on your work |
| Selection rounds | A discussion on your write-up and work, an extempore and a business affairs discussion |
| Merit list | FMS ranks you on the 85-mark score |
| Join | Document check, then the first semester fee |
FMS does not publish a closing score for this course. The merit list comes from an 85-mark score, where graduation marks and the discussion on your work carry 25 marks each. The extempore carries 15 marks, and Class 12 marks and the business affairs discussion carry 10 each. The panel gives the discussion and extempore marks, so more than half of the score is decided on the day.
| Part of the score | Marks |
|---|---|
| Class 12 marks | 10 |
| Graduation marks | 25 |
| Discussion on your work and write-up | 25 |
| Extempore | 15 |
| Business affairs discussion | 10 |
| Total | 85 |
FMS publishes no placement figures for this evening course, since the students already have jobs. For reference, the full-time MBA batch of 2024-26 averaged INR 32.27 LPA, with a median of INR 29.59 LPA. Those offers go to full-time students, not to this batch. The degree helps you grow in your career, but you look for a new job on your own.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Placement figures for this course | Not published |
| Who joins | Working people with 5 years of work or more |
| Full-time MBA average pay, 2024-26 | INR 32.27 LPA |
| Full-time MBA median pay, 2024-26 | INR 29.59 LPA |
The PwD fee waiver takes off INR 2.43 Lakhs, so you pay only INR 10 a semester. The SC and ST post-matric scholarships pay back up to INR 2.43 Lakhs. They need a family income of up to INR 2.5 Lakhs a year. The University of Delhi gives the PwD waiver at admission. The two post-matric schemes need an income certificate and a form on the National Scholarship Portal.
| Scholarship | Who can get it | Amount or waiver |
|---|---|---|
| PwD fee waiver | Students with a disability certificate | INR 2.43 Lakhs, you pay INR 10 a semester |
| Post-matric scholarship for SC students | SC, family income up to INR 2.5 Lakhs a year | Up to INR 2.43 Lakhs |
| Post-matric scholarship for ST students | ST, family income up to INR 2.5 Lakhs a year | Up to INR 2.43 Lakhs |
FMS stands #6 in Collegedunia's MBA ranking 2026, #4 in IIRF 2026 and #12 in Outlook 2026. The Week placed it #5 in 2024. These ranks are for the institute as a whole, not only for this evening course. FMS does not take part in the NIRF ranking.
| Ranking body | Year | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Collegedunia MBA ranking | 2026 | #6 |
| IIRF | 2026 | #4 |
| Outlook | 2026 | #12 |
| The Week | 2024 | #5 |
The course has 200 seats: 80 General, 55 OBC, 20 EWS, 30 SC and 15 ST. FMS adds 30 supernumerary seats on top of these. Your category seat is given on the merit list of your own category.
| Quota | Seats |
|---|---|
| General | 80 |
| OBC | 55 |
| EWS | 20 |
| SC | 30 |
| ST | 15 |
| Total | 200 |
| Supernumerary, extra | 30 |
This course suits working people in Delhi NCR who want an MBA and can study on weekday evenings for two years.
The 2027 calendar is not out yet. These dates are estimates based on 2026. A date marked Confirmed is official.
Source: FMS Delhi MBA Executive admission notices, 2026-28. Confirm on the official site before you act.
This is the full 2-year cost of the 2026-28 batch; the 2027 fee is not out yet. Turn on the toggle to add the form fee.
Source: FMS Delhi MBA Executive prospectus, 2026-28. Confirm on the official site before you act.
Pick your work experience and graduation marks. There is no entrance exam, so these two rules decide if you can apply.
Clearing the two rules only gets you into the rounds. The discussion on your work carries as much as your graduation marks, so write your work story with real results from your job.
Answer two questions to see what you can claim. Confirm the final amount with FMS and the scheme office.
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Tap a college to see it next to FMS Delhi. The cream box marks the better number in each row: lower fees, more seats, easier rules.
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You might come across articles and blogs stating that FMS or JBIMS do not provide a typical MBA environment but for me, that discussion does not even make sense. What is an MBA environment after all? You spent 2 years of your life at the campus and wish to land a good job. FMS, JBIMS, and IIT Bombay all three have good market reputations, they home the best candidates and charge minimal fees. So, if ROI is even a little bit of a concern for you, go for these colleges without any second thought or regret.
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