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Do you plan to do MBA?
The interviewer is interested to understand what are your plans for higher education. Are you taking the job till you get admission to go abroad or to a premium institute? Share your interests for the current job and skills you plan to acquire in chosen career.
Do's
• Show that your skills are suitable for the job being interviewed
• Tell and show that you want to make a career in this field
• Convince the interviewer that you do not have a immediate plan
Don'ts
• I am awaiting CAT results
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• What plans do you have for continued study? An advanced degree?
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