My IIMA interveiw

P1 round head good prof always smiling
P2 full head bad prof always smiling

Though the call letter asked for only photocopies of certificates, they asked me for
my original certificates. I had to go out of the room to get my original certificates.

Then it started

P1 Why IIT Madras name has not changed to IIT chennai?
ans:bcoz of tradition and blah balh

P1 Then why Madras name has changed to chennai?
ans:differentiated between college and city. Said wills of people involved

P1 still persisted
ans:said college name need not reflect place name

P1 Your company does speech recognition .explain speech recognition
ans:told

P1: Asked in more details about speech recognition, things like speech to text,
text to speech?
ans: told though fumbled a bit

P1 What do you do in your company?
ans:told

P1: asked about our customers ?
ans: told

P1: asked about application , himself gave an example of product of our competitor?
ans: told, explained ,gave our competitor name

P1: some where they asked about my company place?
ans : kanpur more specifically iit kanpur this played more specific role in my both
A and B interiew
Then next phase started

P1: why you gave interview center as bangalore ?
ans :told


P1: why did you not changed it
ans: told my all interviews are in bunch

P1:asked what will you do for my other interveiws

P1 :how do you came here?
ans : told

P1 : asked about train name
ans: told

now P2 entered

P2: tell which stated you have gone through in your journey?

ans : told , but fumbled a lot in this whole train section which was almost
half of my interview. but was laughing for how weird it can be

P2: which stations you have gone through , started asking about each and very
stoppage of the train , where they are , where in particular state

finally they gave up and said he must ne sleeping in the train

P2: can we ask you a technical question?
ans: yes

P2: favourite subject
ans: computer networks

P2: what is network
ans:told

P2: what is router?
ans told
note: i had given only one mock interview before, in that they asked the same
question.only the followup was different this time

P2: is there is protocol involved
ans: told address resoltion protocol

P2: more questions on router 5-6 questions asked about who chooses
what route to take, is router like a sorter of post office

then they asked me to leave, i was offered a sandwich and a toffee

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