Are you a fresher who has a call from your dream B-school? Are you preparing for your GD-PI? Well, then you must surely be thinking of how and what to prepare for your b-school interview.
The significance of an MBA interview has never been greater. As the business schools focusing more on the interpersonal skills, there is an increased emphasis on interviewing. Interviews play a very critical role in the MBA Admission Process; they can make or break a school’s decision to admit a prospective candidate. Interviews are basically to test the candidates that look good on paper (via their MBA exams and application forms) - are they as good as they claim to be? Did they write their SOP? Can they communicate and connect? The burden of proof is on the candidate.
XLRI is one of the few schools who give a lot of importance to GD and PI skills of candidates. Irrespective of how much your percentile is, your communication skills usually turn out to be the deciding factor behind your conversation or rejection. So how to ace the XL GD/PI and increase your chances of conversion?
NITIE Results for Class of 2019-2021 are out! Did you convert it? Here's what's in stock for you if you made it to NITIE Mumbai. Check out the final placement report here!
After cracking CAT, your next challenge is to perform well in the WAT-PI round. It is your one shot to make an impression on your dream b-school of why you'd make a great fit in the classroom. Students who crack this round prepare themselves for personal, technical and case study questions.
When one is at his threshold of B-School life, he writes about his experiences. This isn’t really going to be a pointer to debunking myths surrounding ‘’baby’’ IIMs – a term I despise, or about my ‘shattered dreams’ or a desperate attempt to penetrate through a student’s consideration set, but a candid confession from my end – about IIM Bodh Gaya and my experiences – my institute to which I owe so much, the kind which you wouldn’t find on B-Leaks.
MICA Ahmedabad is one of India's leading management institutes, known for its flagship course: PGDM-Communications. MICA, also known as the 'Mecca for Marketing', is the right place for anyone looking to enter a career that demands creativity and out-of-the-box thinking.
