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Maharashtra's State Transport (ST) buses always seemed to be better than most of the ST buses from other states.Yes, it was the need to launch a Royal AC bus. Maharashtra Government did that by launching Shiv Shahi ST buses.1] Hygiene - Ordinary buses were too dirty and unhygienic. They are open for all. So, buses get dirty because of the obvious reasons. As a result, people got choked and suffocated because of the conditions.2] Service - Many people are ready to pay for better services but they couldn't get that in ordinary buses. Shiv Shahi has opened a way for the people who are willing to pay a bit more for the quality.3] Safety - I bet you all my money that ST buses have been the safest mean of travel. Private buses charge heftily, take your advantage and stop their buses anywhere.4] Free WiFi - Every ST bus of Maharashtra got a WiFi now. This is a great thrust for the advancement in technology. Even I chuckled to see this:(Image: The basic guide to operate WiFi is written in Marathi)5] Faster - Shiv Shahi buses are faster because they are direct point to point buses and don't stop anywhere in between. This avoids the filth. Time has reduced drastically because of the power and non-stop buses.Yes, my India is developing and we absolutely need it.P2

This is a description of my IIM-A interview, which happened in the first week of February this year. My profile is as follows:Xth Standard - 91.57% aggregateXIIth Standard - 90.43% aggregateGraduation CGPA - 8.95 (equivalent to 82%)Work experience as of Jan, 2015 - 5 months (EXL Service)The panel consisted of an elderly woman and an elderly gentleman, both professors of IIM-A I'm assuming. For the purpose of this answer, I'll refer to them henceforth as P1 and P2. And any side comments or actions are highlighted in italic.P2: Hi Nikhil, please have a seat.I take my seatP2: So tell us something about yourselfMe: I start with my personal details, schooling, college, rattle on about how I took Computer Science with Science at high school and realized very quickly how wrong a decision I'd made. I decided to take up Industrial Engineering and Management in order to right that wrong as I knew already that commerce and management was the way ahead for me. Then spoke a little about how I was very shy at school and this prohibited me to grab the many opportunities at school and how I had to change that from the first day at college, which I did. Went on to my love for designing and how I picked it up on my own in school and still practice it as a hobby. Ended with telling them where I'm working.P1: So you're working in the field of data analytics. Tell us more about your work.Me: Ramble on about work, data analytics field in general, and cloud analytics (what I had been working on) in detail - and how it's the way to go for small and medium enterprises specially. Described its pros and cons over traditional analytics systems.Interrupted by P2P2: What kind of industries have traditionally been using data analytics?Me: Insurance, Finance, Healthcare are some industry verticals which have traditionally been known to make use of data analytics very heavily.Interrupted by P2 againP2: Can you be more specific? Give us a few examples of the applications?Me: Sure, the Insurance industry, analytics is used for designing insurance products and customizing insurance plans for existing and potential customers, also helping in targeting potential customers.In Finance, it can be used for detecting credit card frauds, designing products again and targeted marketing.P2 looks pretty satisfied. Interrupted by P1P1: So you've studied IEM. What were your favourite subjects?Me: I described my course, how the first year was a mish-mash of all engineering subjects, the second year had mostly Mechanical subjects and 3rd and 4th years had only management subjects. I said I liked Operations Management and Operations Research a lot, and also loved Ergonomics and have done a project on it as a hobby.P1: Since you mention you liked Ergonomics, you must've heard about this term called 'occupational hazards'.Me: I smile and nod my head, expecting a question.P1: What do you know about the status of occupational hazards in India? Is it relevant at a place like EXL?I begin to process the question but am interrupted by P2P2: Nikhil, do you know about Hypothesis testing?Me: Yes sir, I've studied it in college.P2: Can you tell me what are Type I and Type II errors?Me: I smile for a bit, thinking in my head that he's tried the classic trick question from stats. I regain my composure and answer confidently which one is which.P2 satisfied, smiles and asks me to get back to P1's questionMe: I talk a little on what OHHs are and how they're relevant to both service industries and manufacturing industries in different ways. I then talk about how the focus on OHH in MNCs in India is improving but we're still lagging behind when it comes to smaller enterprises, specially in the unorganized sectors. I take an anecdote out of my friend's business, recollecting how a factory worker lost his fingers through a cutting machine because of a lack of focus on OHH. Then I also said that this could be looked at from another perspective, that enough training and education isn't given to these workers to prevent such accidents. I end by saying how MNCs have to put a lot of focus on OHHs because of their reputations and such accidents can dent their reputations globally because of the globalized world we live in.P1 and P2 seem very impressed, continuously nodding their heads and smiling.P2: So all this is done, tell us what you like to do in your free time?P1: I tell them about my love for music, movies, football and Manchester United.P2 catches on to Manchester UnitedP2: So I heard that United got a new manager recently. How do you rate him?P2: Get started with the longest rant on LVG and David Moyes and everything Manchester United. Speak for a good 3-4 minutes non-stop.P2 interrupts me as he knows I can keep going on and on.P2: Why do you think the Brazilian national team isn't doing so well?Me: I'm a little taken aback from the question. Compose myself and start by saying it might look like they aren't because the previous generation has set a tremendously high standard. However, it's true they've been having problems playing as a team and blah blah. Give gyaan and end answer.P2: Do you think it's fair to the other countries that European countries get such a high representation in the Football World Cup?Me: I say that it's the fairest way to go as Football is played by almost all the countries in the world and this kind of a representation is fair to everybody as it is based on merit. Explain the points system but he stops me.P2: Why isn't the same applied to Cricket?Me: Firstly, because not as many countries play Cricket at that level!Everyone laughsMe: Also, what is more important in Cricket is for the so-called minnow countries to play more domestic tournaments against the established Test sides so that they can raise their game and do justice to the World Cup.P2 looks really impressed with the extra thought put into the answer.P2: Alright Nikhil, I think we're done now. Would you like a toffee?I notice the plate full of toffies for the first time kept in front of me.Me: Yes, I'll take one, thanks. My throat has been rough all day.I smile and silently leave the room, exuding confidence.To sum it up, it was a very pleasant interview which felt more like a tea-time conversation between old friends. Without me realizing, they astutely asked me about all the different aspects of my life - personal, work, education and hobbies. I was grateful I got to speak so much on football, a sport I passionately follow and have been following for the past 10+ years.Final result? Just got my confirmation today. :)

Date: Feb 20, 2018Venue: India Habitat Centre, New DelhiProfile : G.E.M. Fresher (Electrical Engineering, Final Year at NIT Jalandhar)10th : 95.00 %12th : 91.20 %BTECH (upto 7th sem) : 83.40%CAT: 99.84Decent Extra CurricularsWat Topic : Consequences of Dumping waste into oceans and give ways to curb it?Time 25 min.word limit :300 wordsWrote some informative points backed them up with facts but need to hurriedly end.Prep : 2/10Execution : 8/10PI (D2 Slot , No .7 on list)2 Professors +1 Lady (may be Alumni or Psychologist)P1- The No bullshit guyP2- Friendly Statistics ProfessorL: The LadyFP-Tell me about yourself and your achievements ?(started answering)When they heard the word engineer .. stopped me !!P2- Why is there so much unemployment in Engineering Sector ?1.Lack of proper infrastructure in colleges. Labs equipments are outdated, curriculum has not been revised according to the industry demands and world standards.2.Engineering has become more of a trend and less of a degree over here. People with Science stream are stuffing Engineering colleges like anything leading to lot of unemployment.(Everything seems good)P2: Utkarsh, do you idolize someone ?Yes Sir, Steve JobsP2:Why?Answered with enthusiasmP1:He was not an MBA and you wish to idolize him?Sir idolizing someone doesn't mean I wish to replicate his life.I just wish to draw his innovative behaviour in me.P1:Okay!! How will the 4 years of engineering help you in MBA?Told them the answer that every other Engineer gives-Analytical Skills .... elaborated (was about to say complex problem solving ability) P1 to P2: Now, He will say problem solving ability. I was totally surprised by this gesture !(P1 & P2 sharing smiles with L analysing me with utmost concentration)P1:( With his typical "How will you escape this question" expressions) Tell me specifically How Electrical Machines, DC, AC will help you in MBA?Couldn't think of a good reply, answered how it involved mastering the concepts......In the end, tried to divert it towards extra curricularsSuddenly P2 left ( Me: What have I done!!)P1 : No, specifically answer me with respect to engineering .tried to answer how both involves clearing theory basics and then applying them in real world problems.(P1 not convinced )P1: I don't want a fresher, convince me to select you ?Sir, I am a student right now and compared to a work ex guy, I will be able to absorb the concepts at a better pace due to the inertia I am carrying with me. Also, major part of an MBA program is learning from your peers. I will bring fresh perspective into the class discussions that will be free from any preconceived notions, making them more enriching. So selecting a fresher will be an amazing decision Sir and Ma'am! (Almost laughed at the end sentence)(P2 back )P1 : About to cross questionP2: (said with his hand movement - yaar bs bhi kro, hume bhi puchne do) Asked me- Do you know basic statistics.Yes , But I didn't study it as a subject in the collge.P2: Asked a statistic problem and told me to think for a while and then answer.Solved Correctly(such a relief.)Meanwhile, L was smiling and analysing me.P2:Mean Mode Median ?Explained.Elaborate role of Median if you have Mean?Answered with respect to college placementsP2 happyP2 points towards L-( mohtarma aap puchiye)So Utkarsh ,You are the Education Minister of India , what single step will you take to improve education , considering the present scenario?Explained how India needs more basic training providing Institutions like ITIs and not more IITs. Elaborated the role of these institutions.P2: Don't you want to do anything for the primary sector?Sir , Mam just asked for a single stepP1( full sakhti)P2 and FP began to laugh and I joined them .P2: okay tell me the second step.Told about how there is an utter need of an improved and supervised teacher training program in primary level and strict check on absentism.P2:Okay We are done here.(Everyone seems chilled)I said thank you.P2:(with smile) Take one cashew , Hold it in his hand and offered me.I took it with the deepest smile of the day, again thanked them.Left the room with cashew in one hand and portfolio in other.The walk from the chair to the door was filled with emotions, a lot of emotions.Verdict: ConvertedPS: I met with P1 while jogging in evening, inside the campus. I asked him about the lady interviewer. He confirmed her to be an Alum present in the interview to check my cultural fit.He is one of the popular Profs in Joka.