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Tell me the reasons for selecting this college
What drives you? How do you make personal decisions?
Now you won't like to say that this was the only college, where you could get admission.
Show that you made a choice due to a good course, faculty, campus recruitment. Tell about the process - the research you carried, opinions you collected, spoke to alumni..
Do's
• Show your passions to pursue the course
• You took feedback to make a choice among other choices based on faculty, campus recruitment, industry association etc.
• Tell how you enriched yourself through the course
Don'ts
• This was the only option
• My elder brother went to this college and I followed
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