The Marketing campus of the country aka Faculty of Management Studies certainly shares the pride of being the most coveted college in the country. FMS Delhi soars high in the list of top management schools in the country because of its amazing ROI, the 1 - minute extempore, and of course the DU brand. The RED BUILDING OF DREAMS is without a doubt living a fulfilling experience! But what does it take to live this experience?! The answer to that question is a great CAT score and a rocking personal interview.
After being through a plethora of B-School interviews, the fretting before the interview gradually starts to fade away. It's like just another day, only with an interview in it. But that hot April day was different. It was my last interview of the season, but the feeling of nervousness felt as though it was my first one. And it was justified too. After all, it was supposed to decide whether I'll get to go to a place I wanted to the most. Being a mechanical engineer, the National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) was never unknown to me. Upon extensive research, I decided that the MBA equivalent, Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Management (PGDIM) at NITIE, was the course for me. I had 20 months of work experience at an Indian IT giant during that time, with my academic profile being 93/86/68. Clearly, with not one of the best profiles, I started getting ready for the moments that could decide the fate of my career ahead. Putting on trousers instead of shorts for a change and a crisp pink shirt to go with them, I sat down at my table for the NITIE online personal interview. Here's what followed –
What do panelists ask during the MBA Admission interviews? Is there a set pattern? Is it based on your profile or are only hot topics asked? In the third part of the 20 recommended interview experiences, we bring to you interview experiences where Batman was involved, to the gender wage gap, to creating a COVID wave graph. Read on!
Profile: I did my undergrad from IIT Kanpur in Economics (M.Sc. Intg. 5-year course) graduating in 2013. I then proceeded to pursue M. Phil. & Ph.D. from Tilburg University (2013–19)
Due to covid circumstances, the selection process was carried out on online platforms and the process included only a ‘Personal Interview' after the first shortlist.
The Marketing campus of the country aka Faculty of Management Studies certainly shares the pride of being the most coveted college in the country. FMS Delhi soars high in the list of top management schools in the country because of its amazing ROI, the 1 - minute extempore, and of course the DU brand. The RED BUILDING OF DREAMS is without a doubt living a fulfilling experience! But what does it take to live this experience?! The answer to that question is a great CAT score and a rocking personal interview.
After being through a plethora of B-School interviews, the fretting before the interview gradually starts to fade away. It's like just another day, only with an interview in it. But that hot April day was different. It was my last interview of the season, but the feeling of nervousness felt as though it was my first one. And it was justified too. After all, it was supposed to decide whether I'll get to go to a place I wanted to the most. Being a mechanical engineer, the National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) was never unknown to me. Upon extensive research, I decided that the MBA equivalent, Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Management (PGDIM) at NITIE, was the course for me. I had 20 months of work experience at an Indian IT giant during that time, with my academic profile being 93/86/68. Clearly, with not one of the best profiles, I started getting ready for the moments that could decide the fate of my career ahead. Putting on trousers instead of shorts for a change and a crisp pink shirt to go with them, I sat down at my table for the NITIE online personal interview. Here's what followed –
What do panelists ask during the MBA Admission interviews? Is there a set pattern? Is it based on your profile or are only hot topics asked? In the third part of the 20 recommended interview experiences, we bring to you interview experiences where Batman was involved, to the gender wage gap, to creating a COVID wave graph. Read on!
Profile: I did my undergrad from IIT Kanpur in Economics (M.Sc. Intg. 5-year course) graduating in 2013. I then proceeded to pursue M. Phil. & Ph.D. from Tilburg University (2013–19)
Due to covid circumstances, the selection process was carried out on online platforms and the process included only a ‘Personal Interview' after the first shortlist.
