Hi guys, This is Jaideep Tanwar. I have secured admission at IIM Calcutta, in its prestigious MBA programme for the academic year 2020-22. Recently, I had shared my CAT 2019 preparation story on InsideIIM. You can read it here. In this article, however, I will take you through my IIM-C interview experience. I hope you find it useful.
If acing CAT is tough, getting into BLACKIS may seem tougher. I was just getting started with my final semester when I got my calls from these colleges. I was excited and nervous at the same time. Why? Quora. If you ever chance upon the answers to interview related questions there, I can guarantee the experiences shared there will haunt you. "Blood bath" and whatnot. Like any curious aspirant, I sifted through the answers, and none of the experiences seemed comfortable enough for me to gain some confidence. Every one of them wrote about how they were grilled by panellists and how stressful the interview was for some reasons. I who had no idea about an interview of an IIM seemed pretty convinced that I will not have a smooth ride through this journey. To make sure I didn't gain any confidence back, my practice interviews were worse. One of the interviewers even told me that I wouldn't be able to crack any interview as far as he could judge my ability to tackle pressure. Honestly, that did not break me, on the contrary, that one line boosted my will to work harder than ever. That will turn into confidence once I sat in the interviewee chair at some five-star hotels.
Hi guys, This is Shantanu Singh Yadav. I have secured admission at IIM Ahmedabad for its prestigious MBA programme for the academic year 2020-22. Recently, I had shared my CAT 2019 preparation story on InsideIIM. You can read it here. In this article, however, I will take you through my interview experience. I hope you find it useful.
Hi, I am Dharmesh, a Mechanical Engineer who started his career with one of India’s largest automobile companies as a Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET). I was working in their Supplier Quality Department and my days revolved around visiting multiple suppliers on most of the days. Things were going normal, as it would have been for any other GET. It was already around 8 months into the organization when EdCIL (a CPSE under Ministry of HRD) floated the applications for the post of ‘Young Professional’. I enquired more about it and things looked good, however, there was a minor issue. It was a contractual job. The opportunity looked interesting but multiple questions started to come to my mind like - What will I do after the contract gets over? Is it the right thing to leave a well-paying permanent job for an interesting contractual job?
IIM Lucknow Interview Experience:
What makes ABG special? What makes it different from the other companies? Is it the ownership it provides, or the work culture that it entails! Hear it from the interns coming in for the first time at ABG from their campuses for a work from home internship this year. In this video, let’s meet Rituparna Ghosh, an IIM Bangalore student, Shashwat Dharmadhikari, an XLRI student and Veera Archana Roy Natla, an IIM Lucknow student spilling the beans about their unique internship experiences. Get an insight of what a Sales and Marketing internship looks like at ABG.
A NITIE graduate, Nupur Arora realized that Supply Chain is where she wants to see herself working in. But, that did not come easy. Although she initially thought that she had everything figured out when she started her MBA journey with NITIE Mumbai, it was during her time at the institute and internship with Nestlé, that she got an overview of the world of business. She delved deeper into how the cogs in the wheel works for an FMCG behemoth like Nestlé and that somehow made her realize that supply plays a pivotal role in this. From there on, Nupur never looked back. Spending over 8 years at Nestlé, Nupur now heads the Demand and Supply Planning for Breakfast Cereals at Nestlé. In this episode of Konversations Cafe Online, we go deeper into Nupur’s journey to understand how she made it this far.
Hi guys, This is Jaideep Tanwar. I have secured admission at IIM Calcutta, in its prestigious MBA programme for the academic year 2020-22. Recently, I had shared my CAT 2019 preparation story on InsideIIM. You can read it here. In this article, however, I will take you through my IIM-C interview experience. I hope you find it useful.
If acing CAT is tough, getting into BLACKIS may seem tougher. I was just getting started with my final semester when I got my calls from these colleges. I was excited and nervous at the same time. Why? Quora. If you ever chance upon the answers to interview related questions there, I can guarantee the experiences shared there will haunt you. "Blood bath" and whatnot. Like any curious aspirant, I sifted through the answers, and none of the experiences seemed comfortable enough for me to gain some confidence. Every one of them wrote about how they were grilled by panellists and how stressful the interview was for some reasons. I who had no idea about an interview of an IIM seemed pretty convinced that I will not have a smooth ride through this journey. To make sure I didn't gain any confidence back, my practice interviews were worse. One of the interviewers even told me that I wouldn't be able to crack any interview as far as he could judge my ability to tackle pressure. Honestly, that did not break me, on the contrary, that one line boosted my will to work harder than ever. That will turn into confidence once I sat in the interviewee chair at some five-star hotels.
Hi guys, This is Shantanu Singh Yadav. I have secured admission at IIM Ahmedabad for its prestigious MBA programme for the academic year 2020-22. Recently, I had shared my CAT 2019 preparation story on InsideIIM. You can read it here. In this article, however, I will take you through my interview experience. I hope you find it useful.
Hi, I am Dharmesh, a Mechanical Engineer who started his career with one of India’s largest automobile companies as a Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET). I was working in their Supplier Quality Department and my days revolved around visiting multiple suppliers on most of the days. Things were going normal, as it would have been for any other GET. It was already around 8 months into the organization when EdCIL (a CPSE under Ministry of HRD) floated the applications for the post of ‘Young Professional’. I enquired more about it and things looked good, however, there was a minor issue. It was a contractual job. The opportunity looked interesting but multiple questions started to come to my mind like - What will I do after the contract gets over? Is it the right thing to leave a well-paying permanent job for an interesting contractual job?
IIM Lucknow Interview Experience:
What makes ABG special? What makes it different from the other companies? Is it the ownership it provides, or the work culture that it entails! Hear it from the interns coming in for the first time at ABG from their campuses for a work from home internship this year. In this video, let’s meet Rituparna Ghosh, an IIM Bangalore student, Shashwat Dharmadhikari, an XLRI student and Veera Archana Roy Natla, an IIM Lucknow student spilling the beans about their unique internship experiences. Get an insight of what a Sales and Marketing internship looks like at ABG.
A NITIE graduate, Nupur Arora realized that Supply Chain is where she wants to see herself working in. But, that did not come easy. Although she initially thought that she had everything figured out when she started her MBA journey with NITIE Mumbai, it was during her time at the institute and internship with Nestlé, that she got an overview of the world of business. She delved deeper into how the cogs in the wheel works for an FMCG behemoth like Nestlé and that somehow made her realize that supply plays a pivotal role in this. From there on, Nupur never looked back. Spending over 8 years at Nestlé, Nupur now heads the Demand and Supply Planning for Breakfast Cereals at Nestlé. In this episode of Konversations Cafe Online, we go deeper into Nupur’s journey to understand how she made it this far.
