AREA WISE QUESTIONS FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW:

saimashaikh

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Here are some list of questions that are asked by interviewers based on the various aspects of an MBA aspirants personality
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Hence the name Personal Interview!:SugarwareZ-026:

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CONCLUSION
In a nutshell, an interview just analyses how balanced and rational you are. So, just be yourself! Preparing yourself for the questions listed above will give you the confidence to handle even unexpected questions. You should ideally write down your answer to these questions (but please don't try to mug up answers you think would be 'ideal') and practice giving interviews along these lines with a friend.
 

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15 Commandments of Success

Even after months of preparation, some candidates do not perform well inside the interview room. The trick is to follow a few commandments mentioned below & practice them during mock interview sessions diligently. You are sure to crack the personal interview.

1. Listen carefully. Wait a second or two before you answer. And don’t dive into the answer!
2. Speak clearly.
3. Speak on the point. An over-talkative or verbose person is disliked and misjudged instantly, so keep it short.
4. If you don’t know an answer, be honest. Never exaggerate.
5. Never boast about your achievements.
6. Don’t get into an argument with the interviewer on any topic.
7. Be polite.
8. Project enthusiasm.
9. Be cheerful.
10. Maintain perfect eye contact with all panel members.
11. Avoid using slang.
12. Avoid frequent use of words and phrases like, ‘I mean’; ‘You know’; ‘I know’; ‘Well’; ‘As such’; ‘Fine’; ‘Basically’, etc.
13. When questions are asked in English, reply in English only. Do not use Hindi or any other languages. Avoid using Hindi words like matlab, ki, maine, etc.
14. Feel free to ask questions if necessary.
15. Last but not the least, be natural.
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saimashaikh

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First steps on how to approach an Interview?


Do your homework
Prepare your answers well and if possible get it reviewed by an experienced person from the same field.

Don't Waste Time
Don't waste time discussing things that are already indicated on your application. You can elaborate if the topic illustrates something about your character and preparedness for the b-school experience, but do not be redundant.
 
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