Is a CAT score enough to get into a premier B-school? Is your curriculum vitae enough to land you at your dream job? If these are the questions that run through your mind, then the interview scenes are surely daunting you. So how can you make a mark in the interview arena?
Majority of the CAT aspirants want to get into an MBA programme once they begin their graduation. They realise that a simple graduation in a country like India doesn't provide you with necessary skills & qualifications to have a tremendous career growth. But my journey towards dream B-schools began when I was in Class 11.
Remember, CAT is a rejection process while the IIM WAT-GD-PI is a selection process.
We keep hearing a lot about IIM interviews – their difficulty and unpredictability. Here is a compilation of the funny or interesting ones I have come across:
NITIE is considered to be the Mecca for engineers who want to pursue an MBA in industrial engineering or supply chain. Not only do you need to score well in CAT, but you also have to be able to present yourself as an impressive candidate during the interview session. You should also be prepared for technical questions and so it is important to know the subjects you have studied and also a little about the subjects you are looking to pursue during your MBA.
