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Based on survey and interviews conducted on students who got admission into JBIMS. We asked
them what were the most important things required during GDPI preparation for CET.

View them on http://www.mbageeks.com/gdpi/top-10-for-cet-gdpi

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Software 1: CETking 2011 Expected College Calculator

- Find out which colleges you can get in CET 2011
- It will help you prepare for the next steps after written tests
- How much you need to score GDPI to get better colleges

Instructions
- Download calculator, enter your score on first tab and submit
- Check colleges you can get on second tab µYour colleges¶ more details in the end
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- Find out cutoffs for 2010 for all colleges with ranks and scores
- All ranks, cutoffs and colleges of 2010 at one place
- What colleges in 2010 were available at your scores
- Your chances in CAP rounds

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Instructions for CETking 2011 Expected College Calculator

1. Download the CET 2011 percentile calculator from the link above
2. On tab 1 µEnter your score¶ ± enter your name, CET score and percentile
3. Enter expected GD, PI, PAR and Work experience score
4. Select your category, home university and press submit
5. On tab µYour colleges¶ colleges will be displayed
6. You can convert all colleges which show YES and may not be able to convert colleges which
say NO
7. If it says No then either your score is less than the expected cutoffs for the college or college
does not have any seat for this category
8. Please check your details on the top of the sheet, if incorrect go back to µEnter your score¶
sheet and change your details
9. How to select home university:
- Mumbai students: Select home university for mumbai colleges and outside for pune
- Pune students: Select home university for pune colleges and outside for mumbai.
- OMS: Select OMS category from the drop down box
- Outside Mumbai, Pune and inside Maharashtra: Select outside university for mumbai or pune
colleges.
10. Calculator is made for some of the Mumbai and Pune colleges only

Instructions for CETking 2010 Cutoffs Calculator

1. Download the CETking 2010 cutoffs calculator from the link above
2. On µCollege Cutoff Calculator¶ select your dream college, Category and University
3. All 2010 students along with their CET scores and ranks will be displayed
4. On µMerit score Cutoff Calculator¶ select your expected score, category and university
5. All colleges where students got admission will be displayed along with CAP round
6. In case you do not know how to calculate your score please use total score calculator on left
hand side to find out how much you can score out of 240
7. Calculator is made for some of the Mumbai and Pune colleges only
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Dear MBA Aspirant,

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26 commandments for personal interviews

you have fared well in the written test and the group discussion. You are just a step away from
admission to your dream programme -- the personal interview.

A panel of management experts, a battery of questions. Are you perspiring already? Well, a
personal interview could actually be challenging and fun if you just relax and remain focused.
Think of it as a conversation between the interview panel and yourself, so enjoy it thoroughly.
To begin with, there are four main focus areas in any personal interview:

Personal details
Academic details
Your background
Current affairs

Even after months of preparation, some candidates do not perform well inside the interview
room. The trick is to follow the below commandments practice them during mock interview
sessions diligently.

You are sure to crack the personal interview.

1. Whenever the interviewer asks any questions, listen carefully. Do not interrupt him midway.
Ask for a clarification if the question is not clear. Wait a second or two before you answer. And
don't dive into the answer!

2. Speak clearly. Don't speak very slowly. Be loud enough so that the interviewers don't have to
strain their ears.

3. Brevity is the hallmark of a good communicator. An over-talkative or verbose person is

disliked and misjudged instantly, so keep it short.

4. If you don't know an answer, be honest. The interviewer will respect your integrity and
honesty. Never exaggerate.

5. Never boast about your achievements. Don't be overconfident -- it is often misinterpreted by

interviewers for arrogance.

6. Don't get into an argument with the interviewer on any topic. Restrain yourself, please!

7. Remember your manners. Project an air of humility and be polite.

8. Project enthusiasm. The interviewer usually pays more attention if you display enthusiasm in
whatever you say.

9. Maintain a cheerful disposition throughout the interview, because a pleasant countenance

holds the interviewers' interest.

10. Maintain perfect eye contact with all panel members; make sure you address them all. This
shows your self-confidence and honesty.

11. Avoid using slang. It may not be understood and will certainly not be appreciated.

12. Avoid frequent use of words and phrases like, 'I mean'; 'You know'; 'I know'; 'Well'; 'As
such'; 'Fine'; 'Basically', etc.

13. When questions are asked in English, reply in English only. Do not use Hindi or any other
languages. Avoid using Hindi words like matlab, ki, maine, etc.

14. Feel free to ask questions if necessary. It is quite in order and much appreciated by
interviewers.

15. Last but not the least, be natural. Many interviewees adopt a stance that is not their natural
self. Interviewers find it amusing when a candidate launches into a new accent that s/he cannot
sustain consistently through the interview or adopts a mannerism that is inconsistent with their
own personality. It is best to talk naturally. You come across as genuine. Mind your body
language!

1. Do not keep shifting your position.

2. Your posture during the interview adds to or diminishes your personality. Be a little conscious
of your posture and gestures. They convey a lot about your personality.
3. Sit straight. Keep your body still. You may, of course, use your hand gestures freely.
4. Avoid these mannerisms at all costs: Playing with your tie Theatrical gestures Shaking legs
Sitting with your arms slung over the back of the adjoining chair Post interview etiquette

1. Make sure you thank the interviewers as a mark of respect for the time they have spared for
you.
2. As you rise and are about to leave, make sure you collect up your pen/ pencil/ all other
stationery.
3. After getting up, place your chair in its original position.

The last word

1. Some institutes (like the FMS) ask you to deliver an extempore speech suddenly while the
interview is going on. Be mentally prepared for the same.
2. Competition will be very tough. Every mistake you commit will turn into an advantage for the
other candidates. Hence, be very particular about your preparation. Do not leave anything to
chance or the last minute.
3. Remember you have to sell yourself in an interview.
4. Be very particular about what you write in your resume. Check and re-check your resume for
facts, spelling errors, etc. Ensure that there are no grammatical errors in the descriptive type
questions in the sheet.

Use these hints, and say goodbye to your interview phobia!

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after CET over i guess all of us will be relax.. n tensed about the result....
regarding the GD/PI prep well would recommend just relax til the results and the picture get
clear.. no need to get tensed now... u ppl have hell of a time cuz gdpi will be in may...

for these days i would say read read and read as much as u can.

1. Newspaper
Students - Times of India
Working - Economic Times

2. Business Magazine
Business world / Today - BW is easy to understand

3. General Magazine
India Today / Outlook...

well students have a misconception that speaking good ENGLISH is all u need for GDPI well
thats wrong... from the last few years experiences i can say that more important is ur content.. if
u r well read n know happenings around u.. u willl get good marks.. even if u dont have
subject/technical knowledge ;)

Practice is important but without content its no use... People do 3 gds, 5 gds, 10gd.. etc but u will
not improve if u dont have content.. so frnds start reading...

Secondly, start making answers for some common questions... i have uploaded 200 GD topics
and 86 PI topics and other stuff in files section of http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/cetking/

thanking you

Ravneet Gandhi
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COMMON INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

1. Why commerce / Engg / Computers.
2. Describe yourself in 1 word, 1 sentence
3. If you could have your choice of any job, whatwould it be and why?
4. Why do you want to go into this field?
5. What are your short and long range goals and how doyou expect to achieve them?
6. What does success means to you? How do you measureit?
7. What motivates you?
8. Do you plan to further your education? Yes, to whatextent?
9. Who is your idol?
10. What have you done to improve yourself during thepast year?
11. If you could relive the last 16 years, whatchanges would you make?
12. Tell me about your greatest achievement andgreatest disappointment?
13. What are some of your weaknesses?
14. Tell me about the best and worst bosses you haveever had why do you say so?
15. What constructive criticism have to received fromemployees?
16. What else do you think i should know about you?
17. Tell me about yourself.
18. Why do you want to join here? Or what about ourcollege interests you?
19. Do you prefer to work by yourself or with others?
20. What are your career goals? Or what are yourfuture plans?
21. What are your hobbies? And do you play any sports?
22. What have i forgotten to ask?
23. What qualities do you think will be required forthis course?
24. What can you contribute to the college?
25. What do you know about this college?
26. What interests you about our course?
27. What can we (the college) offer that your someother college cannot offer?
28. You have not done this sort course before. Howwill you cope/succeed?
29. Why should we select you?
30. What do you like and dislike about thecourse/college?
31. Why did you choose a career in «?
32. Why are you changing careers?
33. What do you think of the last college you were in?
34. Explain the organization structure in the companyyou worked in and your job profile?
35. What would your ideal college be?
36. Are you considering any other colleges at themoment?
37. How would you describe yourself? / how wouldothers describe you?
38. Do you consider yourself successful?
39. What was your greatest success? How did youachieve it?
40. What has been your biggest failure?
41. Are you a leader?
42. How do you handle criticism?
43. How could you improve yourself?
44. What sort of manager are you? / what makes a goodmanager?
45. Do you work well with others? Or are you a loner?
46. Do you need other people around to stimulate youor are you self-motivated?
47. Are you accepted into a team quickly?
48. Can you act on your own initiative?
49. How do you run a meeting?
50. Do you know how to motivate other people?
51. Are you competitive?
52. Are you aggressive?
53. What do you dislike doing certain jobs?
54. Can you work under pressure?
55. What are your career goals?
56. What interests do you have outside academics/work?
57. Are you too young for this course?
58. What will your referees say about you?
59. Why do you want to do an MBA?
60. What do you think you will need to get throughthese two years?Your qualifications
61. What can you do for us that someone else can't do?
62. What qualifications do you have that relate to thecourse?
63. What new skills or capabilities have you developedrecently?
64. Give me an example from the past where you'veshown initiative.
65. What have been your greatest accomplishmentsrecently?
66. What motivates you?
67. What have you been doing since graduation?
68. What qualities do you find important in acoworker?Your career goals
69. What would you like to being doing five years fromnow?
70. How will you judge yourself successful? How willyou achieve success?
71. What type of position are you interested in?
72. How will this course fit in your career plans?
73. What do you expect from this job?Your work experience
74. What have you learned from your past jobs?
75. What were your biggest responsibilities?
76. What specific skills acquired or used in previousjobs relate to this position?
77. How does your previous experience relate to thisposition?
78. What did you like most/least about your last job?
79. Whom may we contact for references?Your education
80. How do you think your education has prepared youfor this course?
81. What were your favorite classes/activities atschool?
82. Why did you choose your major?
83. Do you plan to continue your education?

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1. How to deal with international terrorism.

2. Should we pursue our policy of dialogue withPakistan?
3. Agriculture Vs Industry?
4. Jasicca Lall case?
5. 50% Reservation
6. Compition should be encouraged?

Current Topics:
1.A Unipolar World spells disaster for underdevelopedcountries like India.
2.Is Globalization Really Necessary?
3.What shall we do about our ever-increasingPopulation?
4.Corruption is the price we pay for Democracy.
5.Foreign Television Channels are destroying ourculture.
6.What India needs is a Dictatorship?
7.With media publishing and telecasting trivia,censorship is the need of the hour.
8.Kaun Banega Krorepati is less about knowledge butmore about money and personality.
9.Beauty contests degrade womanhood
10.The rise of regional blocs threatens independentnations like India
11.Six billion and one bronze!
12.Is dependence on computers a good thing?
13.Should the public sector be privatized?
14.China and India are similar nations withcontrasting ways
15.Is India a Soft Nation?
16.Value based politics is the need of the hour
17.Religion should not be mixed with politics
18.How to deal with high oil prices
19.Our cricketers are not to blame for match fixing
20.Why cant we be world players in industry as we arein software?
21.Multinational corporations: Are they devils indisguise?
22.Should there be limits on artistic freedom (thecontroversy onFire).
23.Should there be private universities?
24.Do banning fashion shows and New Year parties saveour culture?

Social Topics:
1.Is Big Dams Necessary?2.Films are corrupting the Indian Youth
3.A Gandhian State selling liquor is an anomaly
4.Bride burning and dowry may look bad, but are anintegral part of India.
5.Our Culture is Decaying
6.We are not serious about saving Wildlife/Environment
7.The education system needs serious reforms8.The impact of MTV on our psyche
9.Showing Violence and Crimes should not be allowed infilms and on television.
10.Let us legalize gamblingManagement Topics:1.Is management an art or a science?
2.The Rush for MBA is really a rush for big money
3.Ethics in Business are just a passing fashion
4.The objective of Management is to maximise profits
5.Do professional managers have a chance in our familyrun businesses?
6.The Internet is an exercise in hype
7.Is an MBA necessary to succeed in life?
8.Family owned business vs professionally runbusinesses
9.Smaller businesses and start-ups have more scope forprofessional growth.

Creative Topics:
1.The Wheel is Turning Round and Round
2.If I was the Finance Minister/Prime Minister
3.There is no right way to do a wrong thing
4.Group Task: How can we have Mount Everest in India?
5.Do Beauty and Brains Go Together?
6.When I woke up in the morning I saw«
7.A ship docked in harbor cannot face the storms
8.Up the Down Staircase
9.Just as we have smoke free zones, we should havechild free zones
10.Marriage is a social trap

Social Topics:
1. The Internet chains have come on the wings ofscience and technology but are no less
restrictive forall that.
2. Secularism has become a tool to justify the wrongsdone by the minorities.
3. Media is a mixed blessing/How ethical is media?
4. To fight AIDs, stop being coy about sex education.
5. What should India strive for- Westernization ormodernization?

Economic Topics:
1. Developing countries need trade, not aid.
2. Why do we lag behind China?
3. Capitalism is a very flawed system but the othersare so much worse.
4. Flexibility of labor laws is the key to attractingmore Foreign Direct Investment.
5. Is the business of business only business?

Political Topics:
1. Reserving seats for women in Panchayat has not onlybeen a farce but has distracted from
developing a moregenuine voice of women.
2. Have the nuclear tests of 1998 benefited or harmedIndia?
3. Voters, not, political parties are responsible forthe criminalisation of politics.
4. The voters are required to be well informed andeducated about their candidates so that they
can electthe right aspirant by their own assessment.
5. India should go for the presidential form ofdemocracy.

Economic Topics:
1. In our economic matters, there is an excessivetendency towards the thinking rather than doing.
2. Every cloud has a silver lining
3. Can the economy achieve an 8 percent growth rate?
4. Is disinvestments really that good for India or isa rethink in order?
5. Are co-operatives relevant in todays globalizeenvironment?
6. Foreign aid is a dangerous drug that can stimulatein small doses but become fatally addictive
in largerdoses.
7. Modern day sport in industrialized society is anindustry, as anything else.
8. Government should clean its own hands beforepointing finger at the private sector for
corruption.
9. Is the NPA ordinance too harsh?
10. Reforms have to grow up.
11. The future lies with globalization.
12. Is the consumer really the king in India?
13. Globalizations versus nationalism
14. Conditional access system for cable TV watchers:boon or bane?
15.If India is poorly governed, the reason is that wehave designed our system of governance for
protecting,if not encouraging, corruption?
16. Commercialization of health care: Good or Bad?
17. For globalization to succeed in India people mustbe able to see what is in it for them
18. Is the US economy headed the Japanese economy way?
19. Economic freedom not old-fashioned theories of development will lead to growth and
prosperity
20. Markets left to them selves encourage greed.
21. For globalization to succeed in India people mustbe able to see what is in it for them
22. Should businessmen run the finance ministry?
23. Should important services like transport be leftto market forces?
24. Is there any point in having a business strategywhen the world changes from month to
month?
25. Is the patents bill good for India?
26. Is the business of business only business?
27. Globalization is good for developing countries
28. Public sector being a guarantor of job security isa myth.
29. Is industry less growth here to stay?
30. Capitalism is a very flawed system but the othersare so much worse?
31. How can business get rid of the bad name that ithas earned?
32. Government pumping money into the economy is notthe solution for our economic problems
33. Business ethics are no longer a luxury forcorporate but a necessity?
34. How should privatizations proceeds be utilized?
35. Is the budgeting exercise of any use?
36. Should agricultural subsidies be stopped?
37. Will Mumbai's film industry ever evolve into atruly modern corporative one?
38. Will market reforms enrich rich states further,while poorer ones lag further?
39. Why do we lag behind China?
40. Who says MNCs are superior to Indian companies?
41. Why not use a brand index to measure nationalprosperity?
42. What we need to reduce scams is better regulatorybodies.
43. War rhetoric is misplaced in a country like Indiawhich is trying to globalize its economy.
44. Trade can help the poor?
45. The power ministry should cut off supplies to allthe defaulting SEBs.
46. Steal a few lakhs and you're a criminal. Steal afew hundred crores and you become an
industrialist.
47. Should PSUs be divested through strategic sale orpublic offer?
48. The state is above the law?

Management Education Topics:

1. Managerial skills learnt in the classroom can nevermatch those learnt from experience.
2. Democracy is hampering India progress
3. MBA in India is highly overrated.
4. Religion is a private affair and should be of noconcern for the state.
5. Decreasing defense expenditure and increasingsocial expenditure is the need of the hour.
Other topics:
1.Public sector is more a hindrance than help topromote socialism.
2.Economic betterment of the poorer nations is asimportant as disarmament to ensure lasting
worldpeace.
3.From public sector to privatization as in the U.K.,is the right answer for India's instant
economicbreakthrough.
4.The doctrine of "limited nuclear war" is anill-convinced, ill-logical, irrational and
extremelydangerous concept.
5.Some simple but effective electoral reforms willenable us to retain the present parliamentary
systemand ensure the preservation of democracy in India.
6.We must have only two national parties to contestparliamentary elections and regional parties
shouldnot be allowed to contest for the same.
7.We can increase our food production not only tomatch our population explosion but also for
exportprovided we adopt modern, mechanized farming methodswith large size land holdings.
8.Nuclear war cannot be won and should not be fought.
9.Private enterprise and not public sector willcontribute to faster and higher economic growth
inIndia.
10.Inflation is inevitable in our developing country.
11.The policy of reservation is a legacy of theBritish and it has done more harm than good.
12.Do you think MBAs are useful in the manufacturing /production department?
13.For marketing post graduate, without prior workexperience working in a big marketing firm is
adisadvantage when compared with working in a smallfirm. Discuss.
14.Consumerism is destroying the social fabric ofIndian culture.
15.Free market is a prerequisite for growth.
16.Cricket as a national obsession is a detriment toother sports.17.To develop India has to
empower women.
18.Formulate the government's health policy to controlthe spread of AIDS.
19.Advertising is a waste of resources.
20.Privatization will lead to less corruption.
21.State is the biggest violator of human rights.
22.There can never be a classless society.23.Beauty pageants are a marketing gimmick.
24.Voting rights to illiterates in India is illogicalbecause it is widely misused.
25.Joint family is a blessing in disguise.
26.Higher education should be made possible only forthose who can pay for it.
27.The weaker sex is the weakness of the stronger sex.28.Women cannot successfully combine
both career andhome.
29.Women are good managers.
30.Executive should be allowed to form unions.
31.Effect of liberalization on poverty.
32.Indians perform better as individuals rather thanin groups.
33.Business and ethics go hand in hand, or do they?
34.Developing countries should spend more ondevelopment than on defense.
35.Political parties have outlived their utility.
36.Is Swadeshi relevant for India today?
37.Money is required to earn more money.
38.Foreign trade is necessary for any country tosurvive.
39.Presidential Vs Parliamentary form of government ofIndia.
40.Technology: The Ism' Of The New Millennium?
41.Religion And Politics Should Not Mix
42.TRIPS Controversy And The Patent Act Amendment
43.Export Stagnation: Causes And Cures
44.Excessive Depiction Of Sex And Violence In Films
45.Classical Music Heritage And The GrowingPop-Culture
46.Decentralisation & The Panchayati RajInstitutions
47.Should India Sign The CTBT
48.State Interventions In Market Kind Or Mixed Economy
49.Science Is A Boon Or Bane
50.Is Swapping Terrorists For Hostages AnEncouragement For Plane-Hijackers?
51.India and the political dynasties: The Nehru Familycontext
52.Nice Guys Finish Last53.All Work And No Play Makes Jack A Dull Boy
54.Individual Freedom And Civil Society
55.Conventionalism And Modernity: The Ever goingDebate
56.Should There Be A Restriction On PermissivenessBeing propagated by The MTV Culture
And Foreign Media?
57.Marxism And Its Future All Over The World
58.The Growing Menace Of Casteism And Regionalism
59.Presidential Form Of Government Is Needed In India
60.Bullet For Bullet: Is It The Right Policy?
61.Capitation Fees Should Be Abolished
62.Arranged Marriages Are Better Than TheLove-Marriages
63.Brain-Drain Has To Be Stopped
64.Business And Ethics Can't / Don't Go Together
65.Are women As good as Men Or Inferior?
66.Nothing Succeeds Like Success
67.The Malthusian Economic Prophecy Is No LongerRelevant
68.Secessionism In The North-East: Who's To Blame?
69.Should India Break Diplomatic Tie With Pakistan?
70.Age and Youth: Experience And Young Talent
71.East Is East & West Is Where All The ActionIs': Mark Twain
72.Freedom Of Expression And The State Authority.
73.Capital Punishment Should Be Abolished
74.Tuitions Should Be Banned
75.India Needs Gujral Doctrine For BetterInternational Relations
76.Doctors' Accountability To Improve Health-Care
77.Universal Disarmament Is A Must
78.Indian Cricket Team Shouldn't Be Allowed To Play Abroad
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