Successful candidates always ask questions at their interviews. In fact, the questions you ask reveal more about your suitability for business school than anything else. Here's what your questions tell us:
- How seriously the committee is thinking about the modernization of the business school and how well they understand the student's expectations?
- What is important for the institute - its own expectations or students’ satisfaction?
- Apply the general information you gather about the school's particular reality
- Frame questions using your common sense and intellectual curiosity
- Ask for feedback regarding your energy level and communication skills
- Show the panel how well prepared you are (and will be in the future) for a becoming a manager
- Your observation power should also play a role in framing relevant questions like – What is the importance of huddle room in the institute? Or “Could the students approach the professors after the college time for any further clarification regarding any subject?” Etc.
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