What type of interview do I have to take for admission in MBA?

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I have completed graduation from SHAUTS with 54% and scored 70% in 12th.

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Shail Oberoi | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

The personal interview round usually is to check your personality and skills in the following areas:
1. Communication
2. Leadership skills
3. Clarity of thought
4. Interpersonal skills
5. General awareness

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rohith kola | Guide-Level 14

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Some common MBA interview questions:-
Tell me about yourself.
This universal, completely open-ended interview question has the potential to trip you into a bottomless pitdont let it. Prove that you're well-versed and have the ability to articulate and structure your thoughts. Keep your answer around 2-3 minutes, and make sure to focus on your undergraduate education, your work experience and accomplishments, and your career goals. Everything you talk about should lead to why you are right, and why the school would benefit from you pursuing an MBA there.
Why do you want to receive an MBA? Why now?
Explain your motivation for pursuing a graduate business degree and why you feel now is the right time. Describe how an MBA will help you achieve your career goals and emphasize that the degree is a critical part of your plan.
Why are you interested in this school or program?
Show that youve done your research. List all of the reasons you feel the school or program is ideally suited for you, whether its their faculty, facilities, course offerings, class size, student activities, job placement record, networking opportunities or location. You want to convey that this school is one of, if not the top choice for you.
What has been your most challenging or rewarding academic experience so far?
Think back to your time as an undergraduate your favorite (or least favorite) professors, classes, projects and organizations. If you are going to talk about a challenge you faced, describe how you were able to overcome the challenge and turn it into a positive or successful experience. If you are talking about a situation that was rewarding, explain why it was rewarding and what you gained from the experience.
Discuss a time when you were a leader.
Its very likely that the interviewer will be interested in your leadership skills this is common among MBA interview questions. Have several specific examples ready that illustrate different forms of leadership, from leading a team, to taking the ethical high ground, to making a positive impact.

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Some common MBA interview questions:- Tell me about yourself. This universal, completely open-ended interview question has the potential to trip you into a bottomless pitdont let it. Prove that you're well-versed and have the ability to articulate and structure your thoughts. Keep your answer around 2-3 minutes, and make sure to focus on your undergraduate education, your work experience and accomplishments, and your career goals. Everything you talk about should lead to why you are right, and why the school would benefit from you pursuing an MBA there. Why do you want to receive an MBA? Why now? Explain your motivation for pursuing a graduate business degree and why you feel now is the right time. Describe how an MBA will help you achieve your career goals and emphasize that the degree is a critical part of your plan. Why are you interested in this school or program? Show that youve done your research. List all of the reasons you feel the school or program is ideally suited for you, whether its their faculty, facilities, course offerings, class size, student activities, job placement record, networking opportunities or location. You want to convey that this school is one of, if not the top choice for you. What has been your most challenging or rewarding academic experience so far? Think back to your time as an undergraduate your favorite (or least favorite) professors, classes, projects and organizations. If you are going to talk about a challenge you faced, describe how you were able to overcome the challenge and turn it into a positive or successful experience. If you are talking about a situation that was rewarding, explain why it was rewarding and what you gained from the experience. Discuss a time when you were a leader. Its very likely that the interviewer will be interested in your leadership skills this is common among MBA interview questions. Have several specific examples ready that illustrate different forms of leadership, from leading a team, to taking the ethical high ground, to making a positive impact.

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