Here's my experience -
Interview 1 was with a 2012 alum in a coffee shop. It was a very conversational interview. He was 40 minutes late so it a was little rushed towards the end but it went on for over 90 mins regardless.
He first asked me to walk him through my CV. He questioned on a few things from there - about a few certification I had, decision/thought process to leave previous job etc.
He then moved on to ask me why I wanted to do an MBA at this point of my career. This lead to a detailed conversation about which schools I was applying to and why.
He then asked me to present my presentation. Although the stipulated time was around 10 mins, it lasted much longer as he kept asking me questions in the middle of the interview which lead to us digressing a lot of times. Eventually the end was a little rushed as there was another candidate waiting for him.
The interview ended with me asking him certain questions about HEC that i had prepared in advance.
Interview 2 was held over Skype with a 2016 alum. The interview started at the exact time scheduled and was a very structured interview. At the start of the interview itself, she broke down the interview in 4 parts -
Part 1 - A brief introduction of me (4-5 mins + follow up questions)
Part 2 - Presentation (10 mins + follow up questions)
Part 3 - An impromptu situation (5 mins to prepare and 1 min to answer)
Part 4 - Any questions I had for her
Overall, the second interview was more formal than the first one, which was a little casual - as the interviewer intended it to be. Very difficult to say how the interviewers will eventually assess me but if I'm being honest, I think I have a good chance.
Now, just wait for the jury do their thing and hope for an admit.
All the best to everyone still interviewing. And anyone who might need any help with anything regarding the interview process, please feel free to get in touch.
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