1. General Questions
2. Questions related to Pre-MBA Preparation
3. Questions related to Group Discussion / Group Exercise
4. Interview-related Questions
5. After Joining MBA

5. After Joining MBA

Q. Were you able to get the school of your choice or did you compromise and opted for the best option that was open/available for you?
A. I was able to get the school of my choice.

Q. Did work experience help in getting the choice of your school and also in dealing with the curriculum?
A. Not applicable to me.

Q. After joining the school, did you ever wish that you should have known certain more things about the school before you became part of it? What are these?
A. No. Infact I felt that a lot of good things about TISS are not very well known.

Q. What is the toughest area to handle in your studies?
A. Field Work, which can be a great challenge.

Q. Which one is your best subject?
A. Organizational Behaviour.

Q. Is there stress level during studies?
A. Moderate levels of stress during presentations, and back-breaking stress towards the end of semester are there.

Q. Who is the best faculty at your B-school?
A. Very good visiting faculty for Law, Organizational Behaviour, Training, Compensation & Conflict Management.

Q. What's the best and most admirable feature of your institute?
A. Field Work - which gives students an opportunity to work in an organization twice a week. This gives us a chance to observe first-hand practices in the industry. Also we get an exposure to five companies (including one summer internship) and one NGO during the 2 years of study at TISS.

Q. Scope of development in your existing curriculum.
A. Some more general management inputs are needed.

Q. Getting into and sailing through a B-school is easier for a Science graduate than for someone from Humanities background. Your comments, please.
A. On the contrary, I find that people from Psychology background have an upper hand in HR, since many of the HR theories have basis in Psychology.

Q. Tips for those who wish to do MBA from your school.
A. Be sure HR is the field for you.
Be prepared for a holistic experience.

Concluded.