What type of questions were asked in MBA IT personal interview?

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Dharamveer Dheer · Answer

Hi Prashant, MBA IT is a great enabler for a large number of management oriented jobs in IT sector. Since there are a large number of interview panels, there is no single set of questions, 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 Particularly for IT, the questions may be asked on why are you selecting the stream and any previous experience or studies in the field. I suggest you to be yourself, be confident, sometimes the questions may be deliberately asked to check your temperament. Hope this helps DVD

Vibha Gupta · Answer

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- Particularly for IT LPU has been ranked 38 in the Management ranking in 2018 by National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF). The Business School of LPU is accredited from ACBSP, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry experienced faculty members. The Training and Placement cell of University has a team of highly qualified and experienced professionals. The training & placement cell of university conducts many programs for Enhancing employ-ability such as Professional Enhancement classes, industry experts, Workshops, Mock Drives, Guest Lectures, Summer Internship and many others. Student can avail the opportunity like summer programme, credit transfer, international exposure etc. The university has been ranked high by outer agencies also with regard to placements of students.

Lovely Professional University · Answer

Dear Student, questions would be general in nature. Interviewer can ask you to express your academic, personal, and professional accomplishments, experiences, and intentions. The focus of interview can range from specific questions about your job or studies to broad discussions on life. Approach the Personal interview as a conversation to be enjoyed, not as a question-and-answer or deal. It may be about your hobbies - your recent cross-country trip. This doesn't mean that the interviewers are not serious. It just means that you're being sized up as a person and a future professional in all your dimensions.On the other hand, the personal interview (PI) is an opportunity to question you about your application, your autobiographical sketch or any issues on your transcripts or entrance test scores.Your interviewer wants to learn what you are like as a person and how well you respond and communicate. He wants to understand your values, how you think and how well you handle yourself under pressure. University is committed to admitting students who are able to handle the rigors of business school on an academic, personal, physical and psychological basis. Your interview is your opportunity to convince the them that you are up to the challenge you are expected to face in future. For further queries, you can contact us at Toll-Free: 1800 102 443.

Vilas Rane · Answer

The questions related to your course will be related to GK and some logical. They will ask very easy questions related to your course. If you are eligible for the job they will hire you.

Mithlesh Kumar · Answer

The questions related to your course will be related to GK and some logical. They will ask very easy questions related to your course. If you are eligible for the job they will hire you.

konatham Abhishek · Answer

Approach the Personal interview as a conversation to be enjoyed, not as a question-and-answer or deal. It may be about your hobbies - your recent cross-country trip. This doesn't mean that the interviewers are not serious. It just means that you're being sized up as a person and a future professional in all your dimensions.On the other hand, the personal interview (PI) is an opportunity to question you about your application, your autobiographical sketch or any issues on your transcripts or entrance test scores.Your interviewer wants to learn what you are like as a person and how well you respond and communicate. He wants to understand your values, how you think and how well you handle yourself under pressure. University is committed to admitting students who are able to handle the rigors of business school on an academic, personal, physical and psychological basis. Your interview is your opportunity to convince the them that you are up to the challenge you are expected to face in future. All the best

Isband Soz · Answer

Based on my interaction with one of my friend, who is currently pursuing MBA from LPU has briefed some points about interview round held by expertise from management department in order to take admission in this particular programme. You will be evaluated during the interview on the following parameters. Communication Skills - Fluency of Speech - Grammatically Correct - Capacity to Elaborate - Clarity of Thought Career Orientation, Aspirations & Goals - Clarity of Goals - Confidence -Leadership & Initiative General Awareness I hope this will help.

Arshia Singh · Answer

From what I've seen, MBA (IT) interviews at Lovely Professional University are quite basic and focus on your background + interest, not very tough technical grilling. They usually ask questions like: introduce yourself, why MBA (IT), your graduation subjects, basic IT knowledge (like software, trends), your strengths/weaknesses, and career goals. Compared to top B-schools, the interview is more friendly; so if you're clear about your goals and basics, you can handle it easily.

YogyaaOSharma · Answer

The personal interview for an MBA in Information Technology manages a combination of generic MBA topics and specialized inquiries regarding IT subjects. Common questions include: The initial stage of personal interviews requires responses to basic questions about applicant self-portraits while assessing their background and reasons for enrolling in IT MBA programs. Candidates will encounter questions that investigate their earlier academic IT coursework and major projects along with queries about their professional activities related to IT management preparation. Executive candidates must demonstrate their knowledge of programming languages and software development practices as well as their skills in database administration together with their expertise in modern IT technologies. During the interview you may face business-related problem scenarios that demand IT solution approaches to assess both your analytical skills plus your strategic thinking abilities. Candidates who demonstrate understanding of modern IT trends regarding cloud computing and cybersecurity and data analytics will create a favorable impression. During the interview assessors will challenge you to explain the effects business trends have on organizations and how you will implement them professionally. The interviewers want to know how you managed groups while leading in IT projects since teamwork remains vital in this field. They want to learn about your experience brandishing leadership skills through managing teams and solving disputes in group settings. Careful preparation of answers to these topics will improve your performance during the interview.

arush · Answer

The following are some parameters on which the interview is based Communication Skills Fluency of Speech Grammatically Correct Capacity to Elaborate Clarity of Thought Career Orientation, Aspirations & Goals Clarity of Goals Confidence Leadership & Initiative General Awareness Recently I enquired LPU about the most advanced MBA (Hons.) program for my cousin's brother & got to know the following which I feel worth mentioning in context to your query, After qualifying in LPUNEST, the Final Selection parameters are as follows, (i) Write Essays (20% weightage) - 2 Essays (ii) Appear for Personal Interview (60% weightage) (iii) Work Experience (20% weightage) As I said, I had done my MBA from LPU with dual specialization, but as per my understanding based on my practical experience of present market trends, students should opt for an MBA (Hons.) program from LPU. Students with MBA (Hons.) program definitely get priority from corporate employers in terms of placement & future career aspects. It's because MBA (Hons.) students are trained with more industry-inclined curriculums in Lovely Professional University. Some of featured highlights of MBA (Hons.) program, I got to know from the recent announcements of LPU. MBA (Hons.) course curriculum is designed as per upgraded Industry requisite skills. 1 course every trimester to be taught online by foreign faculty/Industry experts International Immersion option - 5-7 days after 1st year to Singapore/Dubai Using of Harvard Business Publishing - 06 Simulations Seed Money for (a) entrepreneurship (b) live projects like stock trading, mar (c) ket surveys, (d) research projects (e) publication (f) copyrights (g) patents (h) travel grant 2 Global Standard Industry live projects per student Industry mentors to each student for career guidance Projects - 1st year – Community project Summer Training after first-year 2nd year – Research project Field Visit - Consumer Goods industry? Financial Institution (Bank/NBFC etc)? Consultancy firms (Big Five PWC/Deloitte/KPMG/E&Y/ GT etc.)? Business Events (Business Conclave/ Conference/Trade fair etc.)

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