so guys, ISB interviews are not tough but far more conversational than most of the international b-school interviews where mostly, it is a Q&A with lesser follow-up questions.
The idea to cover the nitty-gritty around your past experience or whatever else you might have mentioned in your application to ensure a) absolute clarity around what you’ve written and b) how it links to the future.
While it’s fine to be aspirational around the goals and move to a space where you haven’t had a lot of experience, it is imperative to do a lot of research about your goals. Let’s face it, you’d be applying for the jobs that you are aspiring for in the next 6 months given the placements are almost done by December.
Hence, goal clarity (the what and how) is very important while ISB helps bridge the gaps around the path to get there.
Not going through the profile isn’t cool. Cutting off in between doesn’t usually happen but few alums tend to take "stress interviews" to see your reactions (not cool again). This by no means would be a reason for an acceptance or rejection.