In campus interviews of MBA does it make any difference if we have a commerce, engineering or a B.A. In economics background?

I am assuming that the question refers to the campus recruitment interviews, so I would like to answer for the same. All the recruiters coming to campus to find the young and fresh talent which can be trained and nurtured to do specialised tasks for the organisation. Normally all the recruiters already have the job descriptions and required skill set matrices ready. They already inform the placement departments for their requirements. So the students who are the best fit for the roles are asked to register for the placement drives. Since all companies, all departments and verticals within the companies require different skill sets, it is imperative that the graduation majors are also seen by the recruiters for specialised tasks in respective fields, for example is the role specifies the deep exposure to Accounts and finance then a Commerce graduate may be preferred and if a role demands highly technical programming kill apart from management skills then a B.Tech graduate may be preferred. So, It purely depends on the job role requirements as to what previous qualification is preferred by the recruiters. However it may not be generalized. Hope this helps. DVD.

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The set of questions are not fixed. However I can give you an idea of what they are looking for : You will be evaluated during the interview on the following parameters. Communication Skills o Fluency of Speech o Grammatically Correct o Capacity to Elaborate o Clarity of Thought Career Orientation, Aspirations & Goals o Clarity of Goals o Confidence o Leadership & Initiative General Awareness. So basically your last qualification won't effect your interview.

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