GLIM Interview Experience: Bridging the Gap from Infosys to an MBA in Marketing
Candidate Profile
- Background: Computer Science Engineering graduate
- Work Experience: Around 2.5 years at Infosys (as of interview date)
- Academics:
- 10th Grade: 93%
- 12th Grade: 89%
- Undergraduate CGPA: 8.1
Interview Questions & Candidate's Approach
1. Icebreaker & Personal Journey
🔵 Panelist: Tell me about yourself. (TMAY)
🔵 Panelist: What were you doing between graduation and joining Infosys (Oct 2020–Feb 2022)?
2. General Awareness & Current Affairs
🔵 Panelist: How many Union Territories are there in India?
🔵 Panelist: Who is the Chief Minister of Delhi?
🔵 Panelist: What do you know about the Paytm issue, and how can it be resolved?
3. Professional Experience
🔵 Panelist: What kind of work do you do in Infosys?
🔵 Panelist: Does Infosys offer sabbatical leaves? Would you take one?
4. Career Goals & MBA Motivation
🔵 Panelist: Why pursue an MBA now, when you’ll soon be eligible for a 1-year PGP program?
🔵 Panelist: Which MBA specialization are you targeting?
🔵 Panelist: Are you aware of marketing concepts?
5. Personality & Interests
🔵 Panelist: What do you do in your spare time?
🔵 Panelist: You must be reading books or magazines and keeping up with current events?
6. Final Questions
🔵 Panelist: What other calls do you have? Have you converted any?
🔵 Panelist: Do you have any questions for us?
🔵 Candidate: How will GLIM help in gaining practical managerial understanding rather than just theoretical knowledge?
Key Takeaways for Aspirants
- ✅ Structure your TMAY to cover all key touchpoints concisely.
- ✅ Be honest about employment gaps and learning curves.
- ✅ Self-learning through platforms like YouTube can be a strength—own it.
- ✅ Be aware of current affairs but know how to steer if you're unsure.
- ✅ Always ask insightful questions to reflect genuine curiosity about the B-school.
🔍 The above interview experience is based on real candidate interactions collected from various sources. To ensure privacy, some details such as location, industry specifics, and numerical figures have been altered. However, the core questions and insights remain authentic. These stories are intended for educational purposes and do not claim to represent official views of any institution. Any resemblance to actual individuals is purely coincidental.
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