PI

You would be asked a lot of questions in a personal interview to check on your personality, skills, and motivation. Some common questions are "Tell me about yourself," which gives an opportunity to highlight your background, "Why do you want to join this college/organization?"

No problem. You can apply at Christ University Main Campus despite giving your PI at Lavasa Campus because all campuses constitute Christ University. The usual practice is that the same process of PI is maintained in all the campuses; therefore, where you do it will not impact your possibilities for getting into the main campus.

Here are some tips that'll help you prepare better for the GD-PI round for MSc Geology admission:

• Improve your communication skills.
• Research and gather information about current affairs.
• Mock GDs are also a great way to prepare for GD rounds.
• Be thorough with your education, especially the stuff in your specialisation domain.

While selecting candidates for MBA and PGDM courses, VVISM Hyderabad takes various parameters into consideration. The selection criteria includes etrance exam score (CAT/MAT/ATMA/XAT/CMAT, etc.), GD, PI, etc. The weightage given to each of these parameters is tabulated below:

No, you don't have to prepare for any GD (Group Discussion) or PI (Personal Interview) round for BSc Computer Science admission. GD and PI rounds are generally included for master's or doctoral programs like MBA or PhD. Bachelor programme admissions are majorly based on merit, entrance, and counselling steps.

No, there's no Group Discussion (GD) or Personal Interview (PI) rounds in the BSc admission process. BSc is an undergraduate-level programme whose admission process is based on the entrance test or merit.

Usha Martin University conducts a PI orund for selection of students to its MBA programme. All the registered candidates who meet the eligibility requirements and have a good academic background are invited for the PI round.  Listed below are some of the common questions asked during PIs:

• Tell me about yourself
• Describe a time when you demonstrated leadership
• What have you done to improve your skills and knowledge in the last year?
• Describe a time when you had to overcome hardship
• What have you learned from your mistakes on the last job?

For the GATE papers with codes AE, AG, BM, BT, CE, CH, CS, EC, EE, ES, IN, ME, MN, MT, PE, PI, TF, and XE, the GATE marking scheme is as follows -

• 15% is reserved for the General Aptitude Questions
• 13% marks is distributed to Engineering Mathematics
• and remaining 72% to the subject paper. 

For more details regarding the GATE exam pattern, read here - https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/gate-exam-pattern