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Details about the admissions at IITs

Do check the website for each IIT for more in - depth information

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Congratulations on another revolution around the Sun. πŸ™„

PS: I guess everyone is way too busy today to not notice the Interview Snapshot uploaded today!!! πŸ˜…πŸ˜”

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Ace your Interview

1. Learn to Introduce Yourself Well
- One of the most frequently asked and least prepared questions, Properly prepare for this question to make a good first impression

2. Prepare yourself - The key to feeling confident is preparing about anticipated questions. Prepare a basic structure for some common questions asked in the MBA interviews

3. Be Well-Updated - Keep up with the current affairs, esp in the business world, and brush up some basic concepts in management.

4. Knowledge About Subjects - Prepare on subjects in your graduation. Think about favorite and least favorite subjects.

5. Note Down Your Key Talking Points - Don't rote the answers. Make a skeleton structure and verbal delivery should be on the spot - So that it seems sincere.

6. Keep your Documents Ready - Keep the documents in a folder, neatly arranged, reverse chronologically, under major resume headers

7. Groom Yourself Well - Wear nice. Look sharp. Combed hairs. If you want beard, let it look good. Nothing scrappy. Get comfortable in suit you plan to wear. First impression is lasting impression.

8. Go for Mock Interviews - Get feedback. Incorporate feedback. Sincerely work on the development areas. This will help you gain more confidence in the main interview.

9. Practice and then Practice some more - The more you practice, the better and confident you will become. Create a mental structure in place.

10. Be Humble - Manners maketh a man (and woman). Follow basic etiquette. Respect the interviewing panel. Don't pretend to be someone you are not. Answer personal questions honestly. Don't brag unnecessarily.

11. Be Calm - This is the most important quality that a lot of people lack. Sometimes you may not have an answer. But, what really matters is how you handle the situation. Try to stay as relaxed as possible on the day of the interview.

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So, I have created the form now

Submit the details at https://forms.gle/fvPAP6jSbSetJwK9A. Please keep the resume pdf ready with you.

As informed earlier, due to a shortage of time, I am restricting the process to 5 forms only.

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Quick review on What an Interview is all about!

A short overview on a type of questions you may encounter during your interviews

Use these as a reference and prepare answers for these varieties in advance

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If you have reached till today, give yourself a pat on the back for you have fared better than majority of the junta

Consider this - Out of 3.3 lakh registrations for CAT, only 2.8 lakh actually wrote CAT

Just stay strong! AND, OBVIOUSLY, START PREPPARING FOR GDPI

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5 things to last you a lifetime that you can learn in five minutes

1. When the power goes out search for WiFi networks on your phone to see if everyone's power is out.

2. Quell road rage by pretending that every asshole driver really has to poop.

3. If your car is overheating, turn your heat on full blast. When you turn the heat on in a car, it pulls heat from the engine into the cab, thus cooling the engine.

4. Don't save your banking information on online stores. Makes impulse buying much more difficult if you have to track down your wallet.
4A. When buying online, leave items in the shopping cart for awhile. There is a good chance that the website is tracking this, and will lower the price overtime to entice you into buying.

5. Fill in the 'TO' field of an E - mail last.

Bonus: Remember that one 18-inch pizza is more pizza than two 12-inch pizzas.

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Which B - school is better?

This is a very common question that I get in groups, classroom or DMs. The answer depends on several factors such as:
1. Current graduation and future aspirations
2. Work experience or Internship experiences you have had
3. Family background - Do you support from family business etc?
4. How desperate you are to do an MBA?

I have seen students reject IMI Delhi or IMT Ghaziabad because they aspired for a better opportunity and were in no hurry to do an MBA.

I have also seen people pining for IMI Delhi or IMT Ghaziabad.

I have also had interaction with people who settled for a tier 3 college despite having a high potential because they could not wait for another year!

So, don't take random opinions online. What may suit one may not suit others!

PS: A Golden Rule - Go to every interview opportunity you do get. Convert them first and then worry about which B - school to join.

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And this is the reason bachhoon why you should never send your CV in word format

Always convert it to pdf and then send!

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When framing your answers to discuss your strengths and weaknesses, try to strike a balance between self-awareness, and showcasing your ability to learn and grow

Strengths
1. Choose Relevant Strengths: Relevant to the profile, Highlight qualities the recruiter values
2. Provide Examples: Specific examples from your past experiences
3. Be Genuine: Choose strengths that genuinely reflect your abilities, Don't exaggerate or claim strengths that you don't possess

Weaknesses
1. Select a real weakness: Should not significantly hinder your performance, Don't be over smart and say "I'm a perfectionist"
2. Show Self-Awareness: Demonstrate your awareness of your weakness and its impact, What are your plans to overcome upon it.
3. Highlight Learning and Growth: What steps have you taken to address the weakness
4. Be Positive: Frame your weakness in a way to highlight the improvement journey, Avoid sounding overly negative

Strength Example: One of my strengths is my ability to communicate effectively. In my previous role as a project manager, I consistently facilitated clear communication between team members and stakeholders, ensuring everyone was on the same page

Weakness Example: I recognize that I tend to be overly detailed in my work, which sometimes leads to spending more time than necessary on a task. However, I've been actively working on refining my time management skills. I've implemented strategies such as setting specific milestones and priorities, and I've seen significant improvements in my efficiency without compromising quality.

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