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LogoutPlacements are a crucial aspect of an MBA graduate’s career. After two years of hard work and studying, the placement season has finally arrived. Preparing for your final placements can be complicated and frustrating at times because there is so much to have, from a stellar CV to a flawless PI.
- First and first, you must have a fantastic CV! As a result of your CV, you will be invited to participate in the company’s recruitment process. YOUR COVER LETTER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Working on live projects and doing internships with marketing organizations are just a few of the things you can do here to build your CV. These provide you with a practical understanding of the concepts and substance to discuss in your interviews, allowing you to show off your work. You should join your university’s marketing committee. Case study competitions should be entered because they will add the most value to your CV. Consider marketing certificates - do your homework before deciding on one. Learn from your mistakes and gain experience. What matters most is the number of substantial changes you’ve made to your resume.
- Read about the companies that will be visiting your B-school for your finals in marketing, and be well-versed on the industry’s most recent developments, as well as the company’s goal and values (recruiters take these things seriously sometimes, so better be prepared with everything) Begin by learning about the profile and the selection process. REMAIN CURRENT!
- You should have strong, soft skills and lead a conversation and properly convey yourself to the hiring team. It will also help you in your GD/PI if you have good speaking skills. Furthermore, to pass the PI, you must be perfect. That means you’ll need to be ready for any HR queries, such as “Tell me about yourself,” “Why sales/marketing,” and “Why this firm.” The ideal practice is to rewrite your answers to these questions until comfortable with them. It also aids in the recall of events.
- The best and most dependable source of first-hand experience is alumni. Please speak with your seniors and learn from their experiences. This will assist you in completing yours successfully!