International Management Institute, New Delhi

Be updated with the current affairs, especially in business, politics and related issues of national interest. Know your CV/application form inside-out. Answer the questions asked confidently and with a gentle smile. It's completely alright if you're unable to reply to all the questions, but never lie. Attending mock interview sessions, if possible, will be beneficial.

Hi Abhirup,
Generally, you should be getting a call letter from the college itself in a span of 10 to 15 days period.

XIME Bangalore just edges out. All colleges are almost same. They all accept above 65 percentile.

IMI is International Management Institute.
IMT is Institute of Management and Technology.

IMI offers 100% placements to all its students. College offers really good profile to all students be it HR, Marketing or Finance.

Both colleges are at par with each other. If you want to pursue your career in Finance then opt for IMI.
If your choices are included towards marketing, then go for IMT as its their flagship program.
Rest parameters are more or less the same. Choice is yours.

Generally, they do not ask you for a resume. Though it's advisable to carry one. Ideally make it as crisp as possible. Try not to exceed 2 sides.
Generally, the first question 'tell me about yourself ' is a snapshot of your resume. So that covers it all.

Hi Arjun,
Weightage is never revealed but yes if your profile really stands your then you will definitely hold a good chance to be there. I would suggest you to have a clear understanding and background information of all your extra curricular. Like if you like to paint then do know about your favorite artists and stuff. The panel can ask you anything. So just do your homework well. Wish you luck.