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If we talk about FMS, anyone can get admission in FMS, ignoring his/her past academics record. Now the academic weight from 10% is increased to 20% but still, there is a lot in your hand which can make a huge difference in selection.Try to work on your English fluency. FMS only sees your CAT percentile when giving a call. After that, there is an extempore, discussion on your SOP in the interview. So you really need to be good at speaking English. one needs to get at least 99 percentile to get a call. A score of 120–130 marks will fetch you 99.50 percentile and would confirm a call from FMS.I hope this helps.

FMS is the only top college that considers only the CAT percentile when giving a call to the aspirant. While other B-schools are changing their criteria and making it more academics dominant. When calculating the composite score, FMS gives more weightage to the VARC section.FMS gives 40% weightage to the VARC section while 30% of the weightage is given to QUANTS and LRDI respectively when considering for a call. Let's suppose two-person A and B scores equal marks lets say 125 marks in the CAT. The person having more marks in VARC got a good chance to get a call as compared to the person who also got equal marks but less in VARC.After getting a call , the CAT weightage constitutes 50% of the total weightage, so try to maximize your CAT score to get as much as a possible score from the cat score weightage.Let Suppose you got 135 marks in the CAT and the topper got 150 marks.Dividing -> 135/150=0.90, then multiplying it with 50 will give your final score out of 50. In this case, it is 45. This is how the composite score is calculated out of 50% weightage given after getting a call. 20% is given to your past academics score where graduation score is excluded and rest is the interview. The process of FMS goes through extempore, and last, there is the personal interview. They also added an SOP in their selection process whose weightage is 10%. In a statement of purpose(SOP), you have to write about yourself, your professional contributions and what made you go for the MBA. During the interview, there is a discussion on your SOP and the extempore is taken before the starting of the interview in front of the panellist. You will be given a topic and have to speak for a minute.If your academics are poor, FMS is the best option for you. Getting 99.50 percentile will guarantee you a call from FMS because the college calls candidate 10 times the number of seats. The availability of seats in FMS is 251. The safer score in the CAT that will guarantee you a call will be 125–130 marks, provided if the pattern doesn't change this year.I hope this helps.

NBC and A/C units in modern tanks are a blessing, not just a luxury.I rode and fought in tanks in the late 70's (M60A1 Patton, T54/55/62 and Centurion) in the Sinai peninsula.Temperatures in summer with the turrets closed reached 130° and heatstroke was a constant worry.The SOP was a 2 gallon can for each crew member, replenished every 5-6 hours, and salt tablets to manage electrolytes. Still, excruciating headaches and fatigue were the norm.The Russian tanks were the worst, they are basically built like big pizza ovens with heaters but no ventilators. You burned your fingers on the outside armor without gloves.The only real solution we found was IVF based, as mentioned above. Our twist was to get the saline bags super-cooled to just above freezing, then pack them in coolers and just plug them in. That would drop your body temperature in 3-5 minutes about 10 degrees. it worked fine until the medical officer heard about it and went bonkers, and thus ended the only inner-body A/C I've ever experienced...