An interview is a physical interface between the interviewer and the interviewee with the objective of assessing the interviewee's potential for a purpose. |
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| Start preparing for your interviews well in time so that you have enough time to review your subject knowledge and increase general awareness. The degree or the level to which you are prepared is important factor. A compromise on this front could mean a lifetime compromise on your career. Your goal is to get selected by a good business school. Keep in mind that this is the last leg of a long race, and there is no point in squandering this opportunity. |
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| What must you know ? |
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| There are certain points that you must be clear about before you step into the panel's room The following is the checklist that might help you in your preparation for the interviews. |
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| You must know about : |
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- Your self / family background
- The institute you have applied to
- Its past / history / location.
- Any issue that the institute is known for or is in the news.
- Your strength and weaknesses
- Your career plans and goals
- Your hobbies and interests Current happenings / general awareness
- Projects done by you
- The course applied for.
- Your main subject (s).
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Your knowledge about the above may flag you off to a successful end result. There are no shoulds or should-nots when it comes to performing in a panel and therefore no fixed prescriptions can be handed out to candidates. Remember that you should never ever be in the search for readymade formulae. |
