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Maybe the mentors could share their knowledge/ opinions regarding this? - Is this the last weekend for interviews? Thanks, Posted from my mobile device *I mean the coming weekend - 28th and 29th

Did anyone having 660 score get interview calls?

I had my interview today at Bangalore. The interview experience, in my opinion, was very different from the established opinion in this club of the interview being conversational. Quite grilling. Not breezy.

This grilling experience was especially common among most of the Bangalore peeps I talked to at the interview location.

Yes the narrative here depicts a false picture and over generalises the interview experience. It varies a lot and can be grilling many a times.

How exactly does the grilling happen? Like, can someone elaborate? Also, can we expect case studies/guesstimates?

From what I have heard from a few applicants, and few of the netizens of GMATClub- they say grilling is cross questioning, delving into 3-4 layers and prodding for more details. It could be sometimes one or two members of the panel stating subtly or bluntly about their disbelief in the "claims" the applicant has made in their application, lack of connection in their goals, etc. Basically anything that throws you off during the interview when you walked in expecting to have a peaceful conversation. For some it is going 3-4 levels deeper, for others it could be something totally different. It's subjective. But this is the gist. And no idea about guesstimates or case studies. I didn't get either. Posted from my mobile device