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MBA Admissions Interview Preparation

"mba-admissions-interview-image"The MBA admissions interview is often the most important step towards reaching your dream program.

  • After significant efforts on the GMAT and admissions essays, you’ve finally reached a major window of opportunity.
  • The admissions committee now would want to speak to you in person before taking a call.
  • This calls for thorough preparation to boost your confidence.

Why We Stand Out

  • “Kill the Fear The Moment It is takes seed” – That is what we help you do
  • At times, we have followed rather unconventional exercises (the “no” exercise and many more such self-enhancement tactics) to  reduce your anxiousness
  • Last but not the least, ensuring complete “factual” readiness for standard and non-standard queries

Our Training Approach

  • Increasing the “difficulty level” of questions gradually
  • A bit of “over-preparation”: Ensuring the “highest gradient” well before you face the actual interview
  • Thus, we prepare you over a minimum of 3 meetings/tele-calls
  • Step 1: Training with a master set of 30 MBA admissions interview questions that prepare you at a general level for all business schools. Extensive personalized feedback is provided during this training
  • Step 2: Moderate level of difficulty “mock interview”. Specific feedback is provided after this interview.
  • Step 3: Highest gradient. Final preparation points are provided as feedback.
  • We will provide a key set of questions for the interview and answers to specific questions pertaining to your current Business school application
  • Required: Your Resume, Essays and Recommendation letters AND time investment from your end in terms of drafting “your version” of answers to the master set of 30 Questions.

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  1. Hi
    I have 14 years of experience in power plant industry and am presently working in BHEL. Now I am planning to go for 01 year full time MBA from European B schools.
    My GMAT score is 620 and I will reappear for the same in Jan’16 end.

    Pl advise me.

  2. Hello MBA Admission Gurus,
    How do I avail the free MBA Admissions consultation on my profile?

    Thanks

  3. Hello MBAadmissionGURUS,
    Is it beneficial to go for an MBA right after College , without work experience into early career MBAs etc?

    Is MSc in management (Grande ecole in HEC / ESSEC ) A good option in lieu of it?

    • Hi,

      While there are some schools in the world that do take in freshers, we do not advise on making such moves.

      American and European MBA programs have a clear 2-year-minimum work experience requirement and it is well-justified.

      Hope this helps,
      David

  4. Greetings MBA Admission Gurus,
    I am planning to applying to top 10 Business Schools.
    I have already attended interview at one of the b schools and could not make it.

    Kindly help me in getting trained for B-school interview.

    My profile at a glance:
    – Chemical engineer
    – More than 5 years of work experience in marketing

    Thanks and Regards,
    Sravani

    • Hello Sravani,
      Thank you for the patronage. MBA Admissions interviews can be quite rigorous and do need a week of preparation. We conduct (A) Training (B) Level I Difficulty Trial Interview and finally (C) Level II Difficulty Trial Interview. The step (C) is conducted usually by a Ivy league MBA passout candidate and lasts for 40-45 minutes with 20 minutes of feedback. For the training, a master set of 30-35 questions is provided. These questions prepare you for ANY MBA interview. Rest assured, our approach actually ensures that you are “over-prepared”

      We have responded to you via email. Do share your contact number with us or pl. feel free to dial our hotline for immediate assistance. Cheers! Haresh, MBAadmisionGURUS

  5. Hi,

    I am targeting 5-6 colleges(almost shortlisted) for R1 this year. I request you to get in touch so that I can forward you my resume and list of colleges.

    Profile brief: GMAT: 710, 3+ years experience in analytics(as of today), currently working as senior analyst @ Dunnhumby, performance based awards in both companies I worked for. I am mechanical engineering graduate.

    Thanks,
    Rahul