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So I was waiting for more than an hour to be interviewed. I called the receptionist many times to remind her about the appointment. The interviewer was very busy that day, and I was afraid he was going to postpone it. It is one of the biggest companies in town, and I went there with every inch of experience I had in programming (I'm a Web Developer). Recommendation letters, certificates, diplomas, work experience…you name it. I was unemployed for 6 months before that time, so I literally prepared for the interview like it was the last thing to define my future.It was already 3 hours past my interview time, so i decided that while waiting i could perhaps continue working on a small personal social media site I was working on. Turned my laptop on, plugged my earphones and started coding. All of a sudden this man came from behind and said,“Hi. I'm the MIT Manager and I’ll interview you today”While he said those words, he took a glance at my laptop screen and was interested in the program i was writing.He asked, “Did you write this from scratch?”I said, “Yes I did.”He took the laptop, investigated the code for about 10mins, and asked“What's your salary expectation?”I gave him a number, which he replied, “You're hired.”Given my circumstances at that time, I couldn't bear the sudden joy.I have discountinued my personal social media project due to lack of time, but I believe it served unexpectedly *sigh*I believe that in programming-related careers there are some critical points that interviewers need to extract from job seekers before they consider them. Little did I know that what i considered as my aspirid home project turned out to contain such sufficient aspect of advanced programming.I'm still working in that company.Lesson learnt: Never underestimate your potentials.

Thanks for asking, let us help you more with this.As you might already be aware that Medanta falls in the tier-1 category of multi-speciality hospital chains including Apollo, Fortis, and so on. Having said that, the competition to get an internship at India’s largest multi-speciality hospitals, Medanta, is fierce. This is because the perks are high and the seats are limited, moreover, there are many chances of learning with a direct exposure, working with amongst the best seniors in their respective fields.Now, before sharing the approach on how you should be going about getting an internship here, please take a note that as an intern at Medanta, during the internship period, you’d need to go to the hospital from monday-saturday and you must put in an weekly average of more than 60 hours. But again, the good thing is about their independent work culture, which is highly flexible. In general, as an intern, your day-to-day responsibilities will be:Diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal patients visiting the centerInteracting with the patients via telephone and emailsMonitoring the QFT programs and issues of QFT machinesProceeding onto the application process, draft a good cover letter and if you have some bond papers handy, make sure you curate a bold and eye catching resume, take a 3 printouts of your resume, go to the stationary and get good quality envelopes, if possible, try to get get your name and contact details printed on these envelopes (wouldn't suggest the alternative of sticking stickers of your contact details). Try speaking to your HOD about giving you a recommendation letter for internship. Attest the recommendation letter to your resume and put then into the envelope.Once you're prepared, it's time to go out and visit the hospital directly, and please make sure you look fresh and calm, and not in a rush to get an internship. Upon your visit, meet the receptionist to tell them you wish to meet someone from the Physiotherapy department. Introduce yourself to the person you meet, give them a little idea about your background, and handover the envelope letting them know that you’re available for an internship. With this please don’t expect an immediate reply. Before you end the meeting, make sure you take their email address to stay in touch. You should expect their reply within 3–4 weeks upon your first meeting, however it is also important to share your resume over the email with the person you met.Hope this helps you curate your strategy and get you closer than before.All the best and happy interning to you.

One of the most fun and fulfilling experiences of my life.Something people often don’t talk about with the KVPY Interview is the self-appraisal forms we have to fill with it.These forms should not be taken lightly, as they are first impression you make on the interviewers even before they meet you. I can’t attach images of the same,as they are no longer available for download, but the contents go something like this:a) A self appraisal form that contains questions on why you’d like to study science and what topics interest you. It took me around 10–12 drafts to finally get a satisfactory result. It is also a great opportunity for self-enquiry, as you get to analyse what science is to you and why you are doing what you are doing. I wrote about how Feynman inspired me and about how I put up a science fair project ins school, among other things.b) A routine form asking for your 10th percentage, subjects you take,etc.c)A teacher recommendation letter. This is out of your control,so give it to a teacher who actually likes you xDDay of the Interview *Dramatic music*With all my forms ,admit card and pre-exam Led Zeppelin playlist in place, I set off for IISc Bangalore, the location of my interview.My interview was scheduled to start at 1:30. I got there by 12(I keep extra-large margins on exam days) and ate a light lunch, and bought some Kurkure from the IISc canteen.I reached on time, marked my attendance, gave my forms to the correct person and started listening to music to pass the time. In between Eric Clapton’s solo on White Room, the receptionist called my name. I went into the interview smiling, confident and excited, because I had heard from both senior and classmates that the panellists were encouraging and I would enjoy it.I greeted the professors, and they asked me about the science fair projects I’d done. I talked about the cycloid and its interesting properties and the working of a harmonograph(See, thanks to my Self-Appraisal Form I had made an impression even before stepping into the room) I was then asked to draw the graphs of Simple Harmonic Motion, in regular and damped scenarios. I was asked to derive time period of a pendulum. Then I was asked what would happen if the thread was replaced by a spring. I described it visually, but could not find the time period. I told them I couldn’t, and they just moved on to maths.The cycloid^In maths, the professor asked me for my favourite topic, and I told him it was Sequences and Series. he asked me if I knew about the Harmonic series, 1+ [math]1/2 +1/3...∞. [/math][math][/math][math][/math]I said I did, and he asked me to prove it diverges. I started the classic ‘replace with powers of [math]1/[/math]2’ proof’ but he cut me off when he realised I knew it. He then asked me some basic functions questions, and then asked me to define a function that was continous everywhere and differentiable at everywhere but 5 points. I did not get it initially, but after he told me [math]|x|[/math]is continous but not differentiable, I was instantly able to get an answer, a 5th-degree polynomial inside a modulus.In chemistry I was asked a simple question: before we had spectroscopy, how did scientists realise methane was tetrahedral in structure. I messed around with dipole moments of 1 and 3 degree chlorosubstituted methanes to get an answer, only to be told that there was a simpler way. Then I answered that for a dichlorination, a tetrahedral structure would present only one isomer, whereas a square planar would produce two. This was correct.I have not taken Bio in 11th-12th. Nevertheless, I took a risk and told them that I was comfortable answering Biology questions in Evolution and Genetics. They asked me why certain cicadas have 13 or 17 year life cycles. I HAD READ THE SAME FUNDA IN A MATHS BOOK ONCE, SO I HAPPENED TO KNOW THE ANSWER! I answered confidently, and with that my 20 minute KVPY interview was overNo, I will not tell you the answer to that question, find it out yourself.Qualified KVPY SA 2018, rank 203The Best Part:Interview marks were 95.5