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Updated on Mar 17, 2023 12:04 IST
GD, PI and WAT are an integral part of MBA admission process. These three are basically personality assessment tests to assess a candidate's leadership skills, communication ability and problem-solving skills which are essential to succeed as a manager. Check out 13 must do things to crack GD, PI and WAT.
GD preparation

Group discussion (GD), Personal Interview (PI) and Written Ability Test (WAT) are an integral part of the MBA/PGDM admission process. It is crucial to know what to say and what NOT to say during a GD and PI. The same goes for WAT. MBA aspirants should know what to write and how to write in 250-300 words within 20 minutes. Over the last few years, the top IIMs have done away with GD and WAT has gained prominence. However, the new IIMs conduct GD for selection of candidates. 

Group Discussion is still an integral part of other top MBA colleges such as iIIFT, SIMB, MDI, IMT, etc. Most of the top B-schools conduct Essay Writing round as well to judge candidate's ability to communicate with a group of people in a lucid manner.

Currently admission rounds are underway at many MBA colleges and candidates need asistance in preparing for WAT/GD and PI. Shiksha brings to you 13 must-do things to crack GD-PI-WAT rounds of top MBA colleges in India.

13 Must-Do Things to Crack GD-PI-WAT 

MBA Personal Interview (PI)

1. It is okay to say ‘I don't know' in an MBA interview, instead of answering a question without any knowledge about the topic (read bluffing). Be humble and state that you don't have much knowledge of the topic.

2. Here’s the classic opening question in a PI – ‘Tell me something about yourself’. Answer to this question usually leads to the next question. Typically, one should talk very briefly about family, education, career goals, hobbies, and interests. Do not talk a lot about the past. Briefly refer to past education, life journey, and future plans.

3. Another common question is, ‘Why do you want to do an MBA?’ Answer such questions keeping in mind the holistic development you’ll get during MBA and acquisition of skills for life long success in personal and domestic space. Remember, post an MBA, one lands a job in corporate organisation where there are opportunities of rapid career growth along with high monetary returns. But at the same time, management as a career, is also a challenging profession. 

4. One more common interview question is – ‘Where do you see yourself five years from now?’ While answering this, focus on skills development, increased responsibility while highlighting your goals as achievements. But do not say I want to become VP or General Manager or something similar.

Also Read: Top questions asked in Personal Interview (PI)

MBA Group Discussion

5. For preparation of GD topics read newspapers regularly so that you don't fall short of knowledge on current affairs. You must have complete information on political, economic, social and Science & Tech issues of the recent times.

6. Enter the group discussion at the right point i.e. when others are taking a small pause or have completed their point which you can counter or elaborate upon. Be loud and assertive but be polite in explaining your points.

7. It is not necessary to arrive at a consensus during a GD. Candidates can have different opinions but what is important is concluding the discussion with convincing points and with civility.

8. Do not try to prove others wrong in a GD. Just remember it is not a debate but a group discussion and everyone has the right to their opinion.

9. While participating in a GD, focus on the following:

  • Content
  • Team approach
  • Leadership skills
  • Communication skills
  • Analytical & logical reasoning

10. Ensure participation by showing maturity and putting up relevant points. Build your arguments with facts, figures and situations. Keep a logical approach throughout the GD. It becomes easy to build on other's arguments and conclude.

Also Read: 80 Trending GD Topics for MBA

Written Ability Test

11. WAT topics can be as abstract as ‘describe the colour blue and pink’ or more substantiative like 'hard work or smart work' to something more focused on current trends. So keep reading the news, latest social trends and articles on India’s growth stories. Read philosophical books and articles. Do not forget to read editorial sections of newspapers daily.

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12. This essay writing round tests the candidate’s written ability, knowledge of the topic, understading of the topic and clarity of thoughts. So, practice writing short essays with a proper- beginning, middle and end. Practice how to put your thoughts in a words in logical and lucid manner.

13. While preparing for the WAT or the essay round, refer to available textbooks and guides. But the daily practice is the key here.

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Important FAQs Related to GD-PI-WAT

Q: What is WAT?

A: WAT or the Written Ability Test is the writing test conducted by various B-schools in India. It is a part of the MBA selection criteria. WAT is conducted for 15-30 minutes where candidates have to write a short essay on a given topic. WAT is conducted to analyse the students' writing skills and the ability to present and argument in a convincing manner.

Q: What kind of questions are asked in the WAT round?

A: There are no questions in the WAT round. Candidates are given a topic to write an essay. The WAT topic can be abstract or related to current affairs and trends. To prepare well for the WAT round make sure you are aware of the current happenings and occurences, business, economics, trends, etc. Read a newspaper daily to perform well in this round.

Q: How can I approach the WAT topic?

A: Divide the WAT topic into three parts, i.e. introduction, body and conclusion. Firstly, understand and analyse the topic at hand carefully. Jot down the important points in rough. Start with an introduction to the topic. Make sure that the introduction is not too long. Do not divert from the topic. For the main body of the essay, talk about the topic in detail. Facts and figures always act as an added bonus. Keep the conclusion short and crisp. Mention the points included in the body and conclude it. Do not write an open ended conclusion.

Q: How can I prepare for a GD?

A: Group Discussion (GD) is all about speaking in public amid a group of competent candidates, hence, focus on gaining the subject knowledge or gathering information regarding the relevant topics. Read newspapers and magazines regularly and take notes to prepare on a variety of GD topics. This will surely come in handy. Maintain a timeline of the recent events and trends. You can also prepare with the help of mock GD sessions.

Q: What kind of questions will be asked in a GD?

A: Generally, the questions in the GD round are asked from current happenings and occurences across national and international borders. The topics can be completely abstract or based on current events too. 

Q: How can I perform well in a GD?

A: When participating in a Group Discussion round (GD) focus on the content that you put forward. Focus on communication skills and leaderships skills. Back your answers with logic and reason. Be a good listener. Focus on facts and figures.

Q: Is it important to give an opinion during GD?

A: Yes, you may give an opinion but it should be backed by logic and facts. Having an opinion will give the panelists the window to understand your though process and perception.

Q: What should I carry to a Personal Interview?

A: When appearing for a Personal Interview make sure that you are dressed smartly. Do a background check of the B-school you are applying to. Ensure that you have a sound knowledge of the specialisation you have opted for and know enough about the course. Carry a well-written resume along with all the necessary documents decked properly in a folder.  You must also carry a portfolio or work sample neatly stacked in files (in case you have work experience), a notepad and a pen.

Q: How to handle a tough question at a Personal Interview?

A: If you are confronted with a question that you do not know or find difficult to answer, do not loose calm. Take your time to understand and analyse the question and then answer politely. Its always okay to say "I don't know" if you are not confident with your answer. You can always ask the panelists to allow you to answer the question later.

Q: Why do I need to have a resume to an MBA interview?

A: Having a well-written resume will highlight your leadership and other soft skills. A resume can be considered as an asset which will higlight the most important points of your skills and personality.

Q: How do I conclude the MBA interview?

A: When the panelists are done asking questions,  ask the panelists about the next steps and remind them about your strengths and key skills. Have some questions ready that you would want to ask the interviewers.  You can also talk about how the institute/college will help you in your career and that the programme is in line with your future goals. Always carry a smile and end the Personal Interview with a greeting.

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