Have you started preparation for JMI MBA 2023?
Anonymous Poll
56%
Yes
30%
No
15%
Going to start from tomorrow!!!
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5 DI sets for Basic level Data Interpretation👇
Forwarded from JMI/AMU MBA
Common Interview Questions:
1. Tell me about yourself
2. Walk me through your resume.
3. Why MBA?
4. Why MBA after engineering?
5. Why XYZ Stream after ABC stream (Ex: Why marketing after Electrical Engineering)
6. Why MBA after experience in a non-related field, such as IT?
7. Describe your family background.
8. Any hardships you’ve faced in your life.
9. Asking to describe any career gaps.
10. Your Short term goals.
11. Your Long term goals
12. Why ABC College?
13. Why should we consider you?
14. Why should we select you over any other candidate sitting out there?
15. What makes you unique?
16. What makes you a good team player?
17. Do you prefer to work in teams, or alone?
18. What do you know about XYZ College?
19. Any ethical dilemmas you have faced? How did you deal with it?
20. What’s your dream job?
21. What type of working style do you prefer?
22. Are you dominant or submissive?
23. Any instance from your life where you exhibited leadership skills.
24. How do you deal with stress/ pressure?
25. How are you as a person outside of work/college?
26. If you were an animal, which one would you be?
27. LOGIC BASED QUESTIONS!
28. Which other Calls do you have?
29. If we were to offer you admission right here right now on the condition that you won’t take admission in/ sit for the interviews of XYZ College, what would you do?
30. Connect the dots between your academics, extra-curricular, work experience (if any) with your career goals.
31. Which stream will you opt for? Why?
32. Which specific skills are you looking to acquire from MBA?
33. How many calls you have? What will be your preference order?
34. Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Z., Dhirubhai Ambani did not pursue MBA. Then why do you think it is important for you?
35. Tell me about your job.
36. Why did you quit your job?
37. (If you do not have a work ex and took a year's break for CAT- basically jobless for a year) What was your daily routine then? Don't you think you should have continued your work along with preparation as many do?
38. Tell me about the decision you regret the most.
39. Tell me 3 strengths and 3 weaknesses of yours.
40. How will your friend describe you?
41. How will your boss describe you? (if work-ex)
42. If not MBA, then what?
43. What if you don't get placed in an elite college? Do you have any back-up plans?
44. If you want to become an entrepreneur in the future- MBA is not essential for someone who wants to start his own firm. Then why waste time and money?
45. What is the meaning of your name?
46. Describe your best friend/ girlfriend/ boyfriend
47. Tell me any one thing you value the most in life and why?
48. You have 3 minutes, tell us anything!
49. Tell us something about yourself that wasn't captured in your resume or form.
50. Questions based on your undergrad subjects or your work.
1. Tell me about yourself
2. Walk me through your resume.
3. Why MBA?
4. Why MBA after engineering?
5. Why XYZ Stream after ABC stream (Ex: Why marketing after Electrical Engineering)
6. Why MBA after experience in a non-related field, such as IT?
7. Describe your family background.
8. Any hardships you’ve faced in your life.
9. Asking to describe any career gaps.
10. Your Short term goals.
11. Your Long term goals
12. Why ABC College?
13. Why should we consider you?
14. Why should we select you over any other candidate sitting out there?
15. What makes you unique?
16. What makes you a good team player?
17. Do you prefer to work in teams, or alone?
18. What do you know about XYZ College?
19. Any ethical dilemmas you have faced? How did you deal with it?
20. What’s your dream job?
21. What type of working style do you prefer?
22. Are you dominant or submissive?
23. Any instance from your life where you exhibited leadership skills.
24. How do you deal with stress/ pressure?
25. How are you as a person outside of work/college?
26. If you were an animal, which one would you be?
27. LOGIC BASED QUESTIONS!
28. Which other Calls do you have?
29. If we were to offer you admission right here right now on the condition that you won’t take admission in/ sit for the interviews of XYZ College, what would you do?
30. Connect the dots between your academics, extra-curricular, work experience (if any) with your career goals.
31. Which stream will you opt for? Why?
32. Which specific skills are you looking to acquire from MBA?
33. How many calls you have? What will be your preference order?
34. Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Z., Dhirubhai Ambani did not pursue MBA. Then why do you think it is important for you?
35. Tell me about your job.
36. Why did you quit your job?
37. (If you do not have a work ex and took a year's break for CAT- basically jobless for a year) What was your daily routine then? Don't you think you should have continued your work along with preparation as many do?
38. Tell me about the decision you regret the most.
39. Tell me 3 strengths and 3 weaknesses of yours.
40. How will your friend describe you?
41. How will your boss describe you? (if work-ex)
42. If not MBA, then what?
43. What if you don't get placed in an elite college? Do you have any back-up plans?
44. If you want to become an entrepreneur in the future- MBA is not essential for someone who wants to start his own firm. Then why waste time and money?
45. What is the meaning of your name?
46. Describe your best friend/ girlfriend/ boyfriend
47. Tell me any one thing you value the most in life and why?
48. You have 3 minutes, tell us anything!
49. Tell us something about yourself that wasn't captured in your resume or form.
50. Questions based on your undergrad subjects or your work.
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Interview Strategy
1. Learn to Introduce Yourself Well
One of the first questions asked in such interviews is a self-introduction, or the reason for your interest in management/IIM Rohtak. Make sure you are prepared for these questions as they make the first impression on the interviewer.
2. Prepare yourself
If you prepare for the interview perfectly, you will naturally feel confident about yourself. There are some common questions asked in the IIM. Go through them and prepare well for all of them.
3. Learn About Your Field
Questions are often asked related to the management field. Keep up with the current affairs in the business world and brush up some basic concepts in management.
4. Be Well-Updated
Another important factor in an interview is to be well aware of what’s happening around your locality as well as the world. Be thorough with the current affairs.
5. Knowledge About Subjects
Your academic knowledge is not limited to only IIM. One of the common questions asked in the interview is about the subjects from your 12th-grade background. Prepare on talking about favorite and least favorite subjects.
6. Note Down Your Key Talking Points
While preparing answers for questions noting down your key points or certain anecdotes would really help in framing your answer much better.
7. Keep your Documents Ready
The call letter of the interview would contain all the documents you need to carry with you for the interview. Make sure you have them all neatly filed.
8. Groom Yourself Well
How you look and present yourself is an important factor in an interview. The first impression is real. The way you look and carry yourself adds lots of points. Wear formal and comb your hair neatly.
9. Do Mock Interviews
You can try to have a demo interview with someone you’re comfortable with to get useful feedback and improve your overall performance. This will help you gain more confidence in the main interview.
10. Practice and then Practice some more
Practice a lot on the common questions asked in the interview.. This will help you align your thought process and answer better at any point in time.
11. Confidence
One of the important attributes you need to acquire when facing an interview is confidence. If you’re confident and sure about yourself, the energy can be felt by the interviewer. Keep your calm all the time.
12. Be Polite
It is very important to keep your manners and follow basic etiquette while sitting for an interview. Respect the interviewing panel.
13. Be Genuine
Be yourself and do not pretend to be someone you are not. Answer personal questions about your hobbies, etc. honestly. Also, sometimes the interviewer may ask you questions that you do not have an answer to. During these times, what matters most is how you handle the situation. Be genuine and humbly let the interviewer know that you do not know the answer.
14. Be Calm
Most potential students are unable to portray their charm in an interview because of nervousness. Try to find your calming routine and stay as relaxed as possible on the day of the interview.
@CATGDPI
1. Learn to Introduce Yourself Well
One of the first questions asked in such interviews is a self-introduction, or the reason for your interest in management/IIM Rohtak. Make sure you are prepared for these questions as they make the first impression on the interviewer.
2. Prepare yourself
If you prepare for the interview perfectly, you will naturally feel confident about yourself. There are some common questions asked in the IIM. Go through them and prepare well for all of them.
3. Learn About Your Field
Questions are often asked related to the management field. Keep up with the current affairs in the business world and brush up some basic concepts in management.
4. Be Well-Updated
Another important factor in an interview is to be well aware of what’s happening around your locality as well as the world. Be thorough with the current affairs.
5. Knowledge About Subjects
Your academic knowledge is not limited to only IIM. One of the common questions asked in the interview is about the subjects from your 12th-grade background. Prepare on talking about favorite and least favorite subjects.
6. Note Down Your Key Talking Points
While preparing answers for questions noting down your key points or certain anecdotes would really help in framing your answer much better.
7. Keep your Documents Ready
The call letter of the interview would contain all the documents you need to carry with you for the interview. Make sure you have them all neatly filed.
8. Groom Yourself Well
How you look and present yourself is an important factor in an interview. The first impression is real. The way you look and carry yourself adds lots of points. Wear formal and comb your hair neatly.
9. Do Mock Interviews
You can try to have a demo interview with someone you’re comfortable with to get useful feedback and improve your overall performance. This will help you gain more confidence in the main interview.
10. Practice and then Practice some more
Practice a lot on the common questions asked in the interview.. This will help you align your thought process and answer better at any point in time.
11. Confidence
One of the important attributes you need to acquire when facing an interview is confidence. If you’re confident and sure about yourself, the energy can be felt by the interviewer. Keep your calm all the time.
12. Be Polite
It is very important to keep your manners and follow basic etiquette while sitting for an interview. Respect the interviewing panel.
13. Be Genuine
Be yourself and do not pretend to be someone you are not. Answer personal questions about your hobbies, etc. honestly. Also, sometimes the interviewer may ask you questions that you do not have an answer to. During these times, what matters most is how you handle the situation. Be genuine and humbly let the interviewer know that you do not know the answer.
14. Be Calm
Most potential students are unable to portray their charm in an interview because of nervousness. Try to find your calming routine and stay as relaxed as possible on the day of the interview.
@CATGDPI