FORE School of Management placement cell which is also known by the name FORE Career Division (FCD) plays a key role in helping the students connect to a prospective employer. The placement cell of FORE School of Management assists the students to acquire their desired job by providing them with a placement platform where the recruiters select students with relevant work experience from various specialisations. The FORE School of Management placement team is known to provide the best available talents at their disposal to the corporate giants which are mutually beneficial for both the job seekers and job providers. The placement team of FORE School of Management only invites those companies for Summer Internships and Final Placements which offers the right kind of environment for the growth of its students. The FORE Placement cell organises several workshops and training sessions which are attended by trained professionals and potential recruiters which enhances the basic understanding of the students regarding how the companies operate. The students are also taught how to prepare effective resumes to highlight the skill sets and work experience they possess. FORE School of Management placement procedure usually begins in the month of October every year and the process is initiated with several top recruiters and organisations visiting the Institute for Pre-Placement Talks (PPT).
For smooth conduct of the placement process, the Institute offers several facilities to the participating organisations including technical aids and airport pickup.

About 282 students participated in the FSM final placement in 2019. A total of 106 recruiters and 38 new recruiters visited the campus for providing placement opportunities to the students. There was an increment of 28% in the placement percentage as compared to last season. Around 12 International offers were made at 7 countries. Sector-wise placement for the 2019 placement season is 38% for BFSI, 22% for IT/ ITES, 12% for research and consulting, 13% for FMCG/ FMCD and 15% for the remaining.

Major Highlights of FORE School of Management (FSM), Delhi Placements 2019

Some of the major highlights of FORE School of Management(FSM), Delhi final placements 2019

FORE School of Management is well known for its outstanding placement record. It has once again shown its dominance in the final placements for the PGDM batch of 2015-17. The placements at FORE witnessed a tremendous response and support from over 100 companies. The placements witnessed the participation of 48% first-time recruiters. 95% of PGDM students at FORE bagged jobs in on-campus recruitment drive while 5% students bagged jobs by taking part in off-campus recruitment drives.

The PGDM batch of 2015-17 also bagged a good number of Pre Placement Offers (PPOs) from reputed companies such as: -

• United Biscuits
• L & T Financial Services
• Zycus
• Explorers
• Genpact

Sector-Wise Placement Percentage of Students:

Roles Offered to Students & Percentage:

Sector-Wise Top Recruiters:

To facilitate full time meritorious students of FORE School of Management, New Delhi with financial need to pursue their course work it has been decided to institute a “Merit-cum-Means Scholarship” for the First Year and the Second Year students enrolled in the PGDM (FMG) or the PGDM-IB (IMG) programmes of the institute.
The Scholarship :

• The scholarship will be awarded to students who meet the “Merit” and the “Means” criteria as detailed hereinafter.
• The scholarship supports waiving full or a part of the tuition fee.
• The scholarship is awarded for one academic year subject to conditions.
• The awarded scholarship amount will be adjusted against the tuition fee due. Wherever needed scholarship amount will be calculated on the pro-rated Term Tuition fee.

Eligibility :

• All FMG and IMG students who were not given admission under the “Sponsorship Category” are eligible,
• There must not be any indiscipline and/or misconduct decision against the student. If such a decision is taken against a student who has already been awarded the scholarship then the scholarship will be discontinued immediately,
• A student must have scored a minimum CGPA of 7.50 on 10.0 scale (as the case may be) until the last grade point declaration by the institute,
• Application of students securing ‘D’ of ‘F’ Grade in any of the courses will be rejected,
• To continue to receive the scholarship the awarded student must maintain a minimum CGPA of 7.50 (with no ‘D’ and ‘F’ Grade) in all academic terms,
• The student’s aggregate family income including self is less than Rs. 6.00 lacs per annum.

Category and Amount of Scholarship :
There will be two categories of scholarship based on combined income level of the students and their parents.
Category-I
If a student’s aggregate family income including self is less than Rs. 1.80 lacs per annum, then the scholarship award will be 100% tuition fee waiver.
Category-II
If the student’s aggregate family income including self is Rs.1.80 lacs per annum or higher, but less than Rs 3.50 lacs per annum then the selected student may be given a scholarship of 50% tuition fee waiver.
Category-III
If the student’s aggregate family income including self is Rs. 3.50 lacs per annum or higher, but less than Rs 6 lacs per annum then the selected student may be given a scholarship of 25% tuition fee waiver.

Criteria for Award :

The list of students seeking the scholarship and eligible would be considered by the Scholarship Committee or any other Committee formed for the purpose of recommending this scholarship award. A list of eligible students in order of “Means” will be made by the Scholarship Committee and all such students will be called for a personal discussion. Based on an assessment made a final recommendation for the award of “Merit-cum-Means Scholarship” will be made by the Committee under all Categories-I, II and III.

Process :

• An announcement will be made in Term-2 for interested I year students to apply for the First-Year scholarship with the declaration that they are not receiving or likely to receive any scholarship/funding support from an organization/institution other than FORE.
• Shortlisted students will be called for a discussion by the Scholarship Committee.
• First Year scholarship award list will be released in Term-2 based on overall assessment made by the Scholarship Committee.
• An announcement will be made in Term-5 for interested students to apply for the Second-Year scholarship with the declaration that they are not receiving or likely to receive any scholarship/funding support from an organization/institution other than FORE.
• Second Year scholarship award list will be released in Term-5 based on overall assessment made by the Scholarship Committee.
• With reference to point 2(d), the students finally selected for award of the scholarship will be given two options of claiming the scholarship amount as follows:
  • They can wait until the respective academic year’s last Term grades and CGPA is announced (Term-3 CGPA for I year and Term-6 CGPA for II year) and claim the entire scholarship amount if their CGPA is equal to or more than 7.50 (with no ‘D’ and ‘F’ Grade). This will be paid by the institute through cheque issued in the name of the student as a cash reward for good academic performance. It must be noted, however, that in case the scholarship awarded student’s CGPA falls below the minimum required level of 7.50 in any Term he/she will not get the scholarship for that Term calculated on a pro-rated basis. For example, if a I year scholarship awarded student gets a CGPA of less than 7.50 in Term-2 but equal to or more than 7.50 CGPA (with no ‘D’ and ‘F’ Grade) in Term-3, then she/he will not be entitled to Term-2 scholarship amount calculated on a pro-rated basis. In this case it will be 1/3 of the total I year scholarship amount.
  • The student may claim the scholarship amount as soon as the list of selected candidates for award of scholarship is announced by the institute. An undertaking will be taken from the student that in case his/her CGPA falls below the minimum required level of 7.50 (with no ‘D’ and ‘F’ Grade), he/she will refund the scholarship amount back to the institute pro-rated on Term basis for the Terms in which her/his CGPA falls below 7.50. For example, if a I year scholarship awarded student gets a CGPA of less than 7.50 in Term-2 but equal to or more than 7.50 CGPA (with no ‘D’ and ‘F’ Grade) in Term-3, then she/he will not be entitled to Term-2 scholarship amount calculated on a pro-rated basis. In this case it will be 1/3 of the total I year scholarship amount. This amount, therefore, must be immediately returned back to FORE by the concerned student based on a demand note raised by the institute for the recovery of the amount from the concerned/impacted student.

Other Conditions :

• Students selected for this scholarship will not get any concession on any other fee, such as, student’s activities charges, examination fee, alumni charges, Abhigyan journal subscription, hostel charges, or any other new fee/charges introduced, etc.
• This scholarship scheme will not be available to any student who is already availing the benefit of any other scholarship from anywhere else. If at a later stage it is found that the awarded student is also availing a benefit of another scholarship or financial support scheme, a disciplinary action will be taken against such student(s) including cancellation of the scholarship and rustication from the Programme. All such students will have to deposit back to the institute the scholarship amount released/paid to them immediately after being so communicated.
• If any disciplinary action is taken against the scholarship awarded student then the scholarship will be discontinued with effect from the Academic Term during which the disciplinary action was taken. Such students must pay the balance fee due to the institute immediately after the disciplinary action has been communicated to the student.