FMS Delhi's recent FMS placement reports show a huge surge in the highest salary from Rs. 58 lakh in 2028 to Rs. 1 crore plus in recent times. The thing to note is while the highest CTC surged, the median salary at FMS Delhi has not shown much growth in comparison - Rs. 29 lakhs in 2018 to 30 lakhs in 2024 and the average salary stayed around Rs. 32 lakh. This disconnect proves that placement headlines should never be the deciding factor for admissions. Instead, MBA aspirants should base their admission decisions on what the average or median salary packages are.
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An analysis of FMS Delhi's placement reports from 2018 to 2024 has been given herewith to help MBA aspirants understand what the numbers actually reveal about the highest, average and median salaries at FMS Delhi.
FMS Delhi's reported a huge growth of 87% in its highest CTC which rose from Rs. 58.6 LPA up to Rs. 123 LPA. In contrast, the FMS Median Salary only rose 17% and FMS Average CTC showed a growth of 12%. This suggests that the sharp increase in the FMS highest package did not translate for everyone else in the batch. The table below summarizes how FMS Delhi's placement metrics have evolved (2018 to 2024).
Years | FMS Delhi Highest CTC | FMS Delhi Average CTC | FMS Delhi Median CTC |
2024-26 | Rs. 110 LPA | Rs. 32.27 LPA | Rs. 29.59 LPA |
2023-25 | Rs. 101 LPA | Rs. 30.1 LPA | Rs. 30.0 LPA |
2022-24 | Rs. 100 LPA | Rs. 29.2 LPA | Rs. 29.0 LPA |
2021-23 | Rs. 123 LPA | Rs. 34.1 LPA | Rs. 31.0 LPA |
2020-22 | Rs. 58 LPA | Rs. 32.4 LPA | Rs. 30.0 LPA |
2019-21 | Rs. 58.8 LPA | Rs. 26.2LPA | Rs. 24.0 LPA |
2018-20 | Rs. 58.6 LPA | Rs. 25.6 LPA | Rs. 23.4 LPA |
Placement Metric | Pre-COVID (2018–20 to 2020–22) | Post-COVID (2021–23 to 2024–26) | Key Trend |
FMS Highest Salary | Rs. 48–58.8 LPA | Rs.100–123 LPA | ▲87.7 % growth |
FMS Average Salary | Around ₹25-32 LPA | Rs. 29-34 LPA | ▲ Largely stable with modest growth (11.94% growth) |
FMS Median Salary | Around 23-30 LPA | Rs. 29-31 LPA | ➜ 17% growth |
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The historical placement data of FMS Delhi for the highest CTC shows a constant of Rs. 58 LPA from 2018-20 till 2020-22. The next 4 years saw this sky rocketing to Rs. 100-123 LPA which is more than 87%.
FMS Delhi Highest CTC- Growth Analysis
Years | FMS Delhi Highest Package | Average FMS Highest CTC | FMS Highest Salary Growth After 2020-22 (av.) |
2024-26 | Rs. 110 LPA | Rs. 108.5 LPA | 87.7% |
2023-25 | Rs. 101 LPA | ||
2022-24 | Rs. 100 LPA | ||
2021-23 | Rs. 123 LPA | ||
2020-22 | Rs. 58 LPA | Rs. 57.8 LPA | - |
2019-21 | Rs. 58.8 LPA | ||
2018-20 | Rs. 58.6 LPA |
The FMS highest salary is restricted to a student or two but the FMS average CTC and the FMS median salaries show the accurate picture of how the average student has fared in this area over the years. It is seen that FMS average CTC remained almost the same over the years, hovering around Rs 32. LPA after 2020-22. The FMS median CTC sang the same tune with packages between Rs 29-31 LPA after 2020-22.
Year | FMS Delhi Average Package | Average of the FMS Average CTC | FMS Average Salary Growth After 2020-22 (av.) |
2024-26 | Rs. 32.27 LPA | Rs. 31.41 LPA |
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2023-25 | Rs. 30.1 LPA | ||
2022-24 | Rs. 29.2 LPA | ||
2021-23 | Rs. 34.1 LPA | ||
2020-22 | Rs. 32.4 LPA | Rs 28.06 LPA | - |
2019-21 | Rs. 26.2LPA | ||
2018-20 | Rs. 25.6 LPA |
Year | FMS Delhi Median Package | Average of FMS Median CTC | FMS Median Salary Growth After 2020-22 (av.) |
2024-26 | Rs. 29.59 LPA | Rs. 29.89 LPA |
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2023-25 | Rs. 30.0 LPA | ||
2022-24 | Rs. 29.0 LPA | ||
2021-23 | Rs. 31.0 LPA | ||
2020-22 | Rs. 30.0 LPA | Rs. 25.8 LPA | - |
2019-21 | Rs. 24.0 LPA | ||
2018-20 | Rs. 23. 4 LPA |
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The FMS Delhi return on investment growth rate has remained consistently higher, except for a dip in 2022-24, followed by a V-shaped recovery. At the present level, the FMS Delhi ROI stands at 13.26, with +0.89x Y-o-Y growth. Check the table for more details.
Years | FMS Return on Investment | Percent Change in ROI |
2024-26 | 13.26x | +7.19% |
2023-25 | 12.37x | +3.08% |
2022-24 | 12.00x | -14.41% |
2021-23 | 14.02x | +5.26% |
2020-22 | 13.32x | — |
FMS Delhi MBA fees recorded multiple increases from Rs. 1.92 lakhs in 2021-23 to Rs. 2.43 lakhs in 2026-28, with a recent year-on-year increase of around 4.85%. The FMS Delhi MBA fees is still much below the average level compared to other top MBA colleges in India.
Years | FMS MBA Fees | Percentage Growth |
2026-28 | Rs. 60,818 | 4.85% |
2025-27 | Rs. 58,000 | 16% |
2024-26 | Rs. 50,000 | 0% |
2023-25 | Rs. 50,000 | 4% |
2022-24 | — | — |
2021-23 | Rs. 48,000 | — |
FMS Delhi has shown that it can deliver both affordability and premium placement opportunities. Yet, the placement data also highlights an important reality: the highest package tells you what's possible, but the median salary tells you what's probable. Instead of asking only, "What's the highest package?" MBA aspirants should also ask, "If I graduate from this college, what are my realistic chances of securing a strong role with a competitive salary?" After all, the true value of an MBA lies not in the success of a handful of students, but in the career outcomes it consistently delivers for the majority of the batch.
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