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GD-PI Bangalore

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I reached there well before time at around 1.30pm. After reaching there I realized that I was the only guy without a “tie”. Then I went to the 4th floor, where my GD and PI was conducted. I think the GD must have started at around 2. We were 7 people (1 guy was absent). We were given 10 min to read the topic. After that one of the panelists asked us to start. The topic was interesting. Idea has launched a campaign with Abhishek Bachchan where he asks people if they want Govt to do a particular thing. The GD topic was to discuss, in which situations the SMS referendum can be used. The GD was nice. Everyone talked well and contributed almost equally. Then we had to write GD summary which we wrote. Again had no problems with summary.

I was the first one to be called for Interview :) There were 2 panelist, a young guy and a lady. The guy started with asking questions about my job and then moved to Telecom industry. He asked me the size of telecom industry, IT industry and Infosys revenue which I could not answer. So he moved to Probability(Do you see any relation???) He asked me a problem. I approached it correctly, but I seriously could not remember any formula. I guess I got a little tense. After much discussion on the same, we moved on to general questions. The lady asked me what are my interests other than work. I told her cricket, cartoons, books(forgot to tell her about my blog). The guy then asked me about the recent book I had read. I told him that I was reading “The Secret” and previously read “The White Tiger”. So then started a discussion on “The White Tiger”. It was a good discussion, fortunately I had read the book just 2 months ago I remembered the whole story. The interview lasted around 15-20 minutes. In fact, I left the Ritz hotel at around 3:10pm.

I am happy with my performance. Now waiting for next GD-PI and the results.

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Anonymous said…
Even I have read "The Secret". I liked the book. Have you tried using it in ur life? I kinda believe in it.
March 5, 2009 at 10:19 AM
Siddhesh said…
Yep, I believe in it too.
March 5, 2009 at 11:34 AM
vin said…
good...
indore ka experience bhi post karna
March 27, 2009 at 5:54 PM
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