Tuesday, March 09, 2010
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Personal Interviews

Public sector banks roll out the red carpet for MBAs

When he took over as the chairman of Union Bank, M V Nair was one of the youngest entrants to the corner office of a public sector bank. So it's natural that Nair didn't think twice before rewriting the rules of the recruitment game for his bank.
   

Frequently Asked Questions in MBA Interviews

Why do you think you would enjoy your chosen area of study (Eg: Marketing)?

"Marketing is the key to the growth and success of any organization. This field has always attracted me because it requires a combination of creativity, strategic and analytic ability – the qualities that a marketing guy must possess."

   

Justify your decision to pursue the MBA programme

Justify your decision to pursue the MBA programme?

Don't tell the panel that you are looking for a "challenging job in a good firm with lots of money, status and glamour". Instead, you must convey to the interview panel that you have made a rational and informed decision about your career choice and your intended course of higher study. There are broadly four areas which your answer could touch upon:

   

Interview Question -Tell me something about yourself

Question: “Tell me something about yourself?"

This is the first question that can make or break the chance of getting the job. This question conveys a lot to the interviewing panel and many of them take a decision there and then- to accept or to reject.

   

Interview Types

Interviews are of different types and any of these could be format of an MBA institute.

Patterned Interviews:

Highly structured, systematic. Same questions asked to each candidate in order to compare. Often used to initially screen applicants. Frequently used during on-campus interviews.

   

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