Selection Process

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How To Crack The Group Exercise Round | For MICA, SIBM, SCMHRD And More

How To Crack The Group Exercise Round | For MICA, SIBM, SCMHRD And More

Group Exercises (GE) or Group Tasks is a type of preliminary round that takes place before Personal Interviews. In this round, candidates are assessed on a variety of things like logical reasoning, teamwork, leadership, communication, problem-solving, focus and the ability to get a given task done in the stipulated time. Group Exercise is a challenging and unique format because it is competitive but in a fun way. The activities can range anything from re-enacting an old movie or TV commercial and relating it to the current scenario, to pitching a startup idea for building an underwater city. Interesting isn't it? But how does one go on about it? How is the prep different from group discussion? Read this article to know more. 

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NMIMS Selection Process: CD,PI And SoP - A Complete Guide

NMIMS Selection Process: CD,PI And SoP - A Complete Guide

First of all, congratulations to those who have got a shortlist call from NMIMS. You have passed the first round of MBA admissions. But this is just a start. You need to also register for the CD-PI process. The process has three major parts, which include writing a Statement Of Purpose (SOP), sitting for Case Discussions and a Personal Interview. So, how do you prepare yourself and make sure of your candidature? Well, this article will help you with just that. Keep reading to know more.  

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IIM Calcutta Student's Guide To Fill Out The IIM-C PI Application Form

IIM Calcutta Student's Guide To Fill Out The IIM-C PI Application Form

First of all, let me congratulate you on getting an interview call from one of the country’s best business school, IIM Calcutta. You have worked hard to get to this point, but the real battle is yet to come. You will now compete with the best minds of the country - graduates out of IITs/NITs/ St. Stephen's/ SRCC or maybe having experience of working at the top-notch firms. So, you should be aptly prepared for the end-game. :)

RISHI KUMAR
IIM Rohtak - Admission Process For IPM 2nd Batch 2020-25

IIM Rohtak - Admission Process For IPM 2nd Batch 2020-25

IIM Rohtak introduces a Five-Year Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) for students after class XII who aim to pursue their career in Business Management. It is a comprehensive management program that has a combined course of management studies from under-graduate (UG) to postgraduate (PG). Programme aims at moulding the outstanding young students managerial and leaders. On successful completion of the academic rigour of 5 years, the participant will be awarded with Master of Business Administration (MBA) by IIM Rohtak. If any student intends to exit after successfully completing the programme requirement at the end of 3 years, he/she will be awarded with a degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA).

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Convert IIM Shortlist Calls Into Seats | Tips From IIM BLACKI Students & Alum

Convert IIM Shortlist Calls Into Seats | Tips From IIM BLACKI Students & Alum

Getting a shortlist call from the old IIMs (also known as BLACKI), is a big deal. So, it is obvious that all of you who are shortlisted for the GD-PI-WAT round are doing your best-prep in order to convert the call into a seat. In order to help you understand the nitty-gritties of the selection process and fast-track your preparation, InsideIIM brings you a curated list of students and alums from IIM - BLACKIs. Want to learn from their experience and get inspired? Scroll down to know more. 

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The Iran and US Conflict Explained  | Learn Everything About The Possible GD-WAT Topic

The Iran and US Conflict Explained | Learn Everything About The Possible GD-WAT Topic

MBA admissions are serious business. After intense entrance exams come - GD-PI-WAT, where they go two steps ahead in testing a candidate’s personality, knowledge, mental ability, and more. GD-WAT topics are unpredictable, hence one has to be prepared for anything, especially current affairs (both India and world). In this year's interview season, out of all the things happening out there, the Iran-US conflict is a big possibility when it comes to WAT-GD-PI topics. Apart from political unrest, the situation is also expected to have some major economic ramifications. Here's everything you need to know about Iran and the US, to form an opinion and aid you in getting a special seat in your b-school!

Poonam Das
Is Your Academic Profile Good Enough For IIFT, NMIMS, And SIBM Pune? Here's What Data Says

Is Your Academic Profile Good Enough For IIFT, NMIMS, And SIBM Pune? Here's What Data Says

Most MBA aspirants, though primarily invested in making it to a top IIM, also tend to have one eye on various other competitive entrance exams that open up the gates to various elite business schools. Unlike the IIMs, these institutes may not always clarify the weights for the various selection criteria that they use to shortlist candidates, which in turn results in hundreds of questions like, "I have very poor 10th scores, will IIFT shortlist me?", "Does NMIMS take people with poor academics?", "Has anyone with average academics been shortlisted by SIBM Pune?", among others. Now, we have the data to answer all your queries on the academic profile requirements for IIFT, NMIMS Mumbai, SIBM Pune, TISS, and NITIE Mumbai! Take a look.

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Shortlisted By A Symbiosis MBA Institute? Here's The Ultimate GD-PI-WAT Guide You Need

Shortlisted By A Symbiosis MBA Institute? Here's The Ultimate GD-PI-WAT Guide You Need

When we talk about top b-schools, Symbiosis is in everyone’s top fifteen or even top ten priority list. However, getting into these institutes is not easy, owing primarily to their intense and extremely competitive selection process. It starts with their entrance exam - SNAP and ends with (Group Discussion), WAT (Writing Ability Test) and PI (Personal Interview). If you want to make it to the Symbiosis big-guns (SIBM Mumbai, SIBM Bangalore, and SCMHRD), then you need to stand out in every single round of the admissions process. How do you do that? Find out here!

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