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Greetings,After sorting out the preferred and desired course we need to register at KU Leuven website as a prospective student, it leads to a login account.All information is channeled through this login account ( your regular email gets stage wise notification as well)The required personal data needs to be filled and uploaded ( admission form)There is also a list of documents to be uploaded such as educational certificates ( 10th mark-sheet + certificate, 12th mark-sheet + certificate, Graduation Certificate, semester-wise mark-sheet, Final degree )Transcript (from the university)Letter of Recommendation from University/College Professors (preferably HOD-More experienced/published/qualified the LoR author, the better it is)Statement of Purpose or Motivation Letter ( where you mention why you want to study in that specific university, in that specific course , in that specific country etc. and what do you plan to do after your studies)Valid Passport ( for sure)Very important- All educational documents must be notarized from Valid Authority.After submitting these documents you must submit registration fee ( which will be adjusted into your tuition fee after admission)This entire process occurs during late Dec to first of week of march and the result of admission is declared and informed individually around first week of April.I hope it quenches your curiosity.And for second part of question - YES, I would love to share my living experience there ( KU Leuven, Belgium) but right now I need to go.For further question feel free to ask.Best RegardsSandeep K.

Greetings,After sorting out the preferred and desired course we need to register at KU Leuven website for a prospective student login account.All information is channeled through this login account ( your regular email also gets stage wise notification)The required personal data needs to be filled and uploaded ( admission form)There is also a list of documents to be uploaded such as educational certificates ( 10th mark-sheet + certificate, 12th mark-sheet + certificate, Graduation Certificate, semester-wise mark-sheet, Final degree )Transcription (from the university)Letter of Recommendation from University/College Professors (preferably HOD-More experienced/published/qualified the LoR author, the better it is)Statement of Purpose or Motivation Letter ( where you mention why you want to study in that specific university, in that specific course , in that specific country etc. and what do you plan to do after your studies)Valid Passport ( for sure)Very important- All educational documents must be notarized from Valid AuthorityAfter submitting these documents you must submit registration fee ( which will be adjusted into your tuition fee after admission)This entire process occurs during late Dec to first of week of march and the result of admission is declared ) and informed individually) around first week of April.I hope it quenches your curiosity.And for second part of question - YES, I would love to share my living experience but right now I need to go.For further question feel free to ask.Best RegardsSandeep K.

Date: 25th February 2020Place: IIM Bangalore, BengaluruTime: 2 p.m.My First InterviewBackground:-General Engineering Male FresherCAT: 99.96 percentile (VARC: 99.62/DILR: 99.92/Quant: 99.59)Graduation: 9.62 CGPA, EEE at NITK Surathkal12th: 96.83% (as per CAT form considering all subjects)- CBSE 201610th: 10 CGPA- CBSE 2014IIM Bangalore requires us to prepare a 600 word SOP and get two Letter of Recommendations. I prepared my SOP, taking a lot of help from my mother. I mentioned my academics, my little co-curricular achievements, my love for professional wrestling, a penchant for tracking box office collection of films and whatever little to no positions of responsibility I held in college. I also mentioned why I wanted to do an MBA. After several edits, I thought it was decently prepared and made it exactly 600 words, for some reason. I got my Letter of Recommendations from two Electrical and Electronics professors in my college, one being my major project instructor and the other my favourite teacher who had taught me 4 courses. During the interview, the panelists have a tablet and read the SOPs.WAT: On the Lines of Importance of Saving Things quoting an Environmentalist. 10 minutes to write down points and 20 to write. One side of a ruled sheet was for rough work and three fourth of one side for writing. I finished early, just as everyone did, and for some reason, scribbled to the very end of the page. My handwriting was also much smaller and much more congested than it usually is.P2: So Archit, Sahay is a Bihari surname, how come you have a Delhi address?Me: My family is ethnically Bihari and Jharkhandi but I've lived at various places owing to the transferrable nature of my father's job. Currently, we live in Delhi where I've spent most of my life.P3: Some Ranchi connection as well?Me: Yes sir, I did my 10th and 12th there. In fact, I studied there from 8th to 12th.P3: So you got to see Dhoni's bikes, he loves them doesn't he?Me: I saw his house from outside multiple times and have heard a lot about his bikes but, haven't seen them. (Smiling)P2: So Archit, you study Electrical and Electronics at NITK. So I'm sure companies such as Texas, Schneider, Nvidia, etc. would have come. So why did you opt for Wells Fargo?Me: Sir, it's not that I didn't try for them. I had tried for 3-4 such companies but couldn't get an internship. Then Wells came along and I got there. I wasn't very sure what I wanted to do back then, I liked both paths.P2: So, Wells must be paying you somewhere around 15 lakhs which is pretty good?Me: Almost that much sir.P2: So why opt for Wells particularly and eventually MBA then? You said you liked your branch, got a job in a different field?Me: (I was prepared to rehash my ‘Why MBA’ answer and tell, but, God knows what got into me and this happened...)Sir, I am interested in box office collections of films so...P1: Oh, that's interesting. So you know about this year's Oscars and watched the films that got awarded this time?Me: Sir, I haven't watched them. I know Parasite won Best Movie and the Korean director won the best director award. Brad Pitt won the best-supporting actor for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. I plan on watching Parasite soon.P1: So you don't watch movies?Me: I do, but very few, I'm more interested in their collections. (Sounds strange but it's true :( ).P1: That's peculiar. How much did Parasite earn?Me: I'm not very sure sir, it's been re-released and is at about 200 million worldwide right now (which was true at the time but, I said it like I was guessing). I'm more into collections of Indian films.P2: So what's the highest-grossing Indian film?Me: It's Dangal sir, but it's collections are skewed due to the majority coming from China from a Mandarin version. In India, or including only Indian languages, it's Bahubali the Conclusion.P2: What about Sholay?Me: Sholay was the highest-grossing movie in its time Sir, it sold about 10-155 crore tickets which is the highest ever.P2: But, Dangal earned more right?Me: That is because of inflation sir...P3: How would you explain the difference in the collections of Dangal and Sholay?Me: Sir, inflation...P3: Forget inflation, what else has changed since.Me: Sir, we could compare them on the basis of the number of tickets sold but that wouldn't be fair as today there are a lot more ways to watch a movie. We have streaming services and a lot more content...P3: Forget streaming services and all...P2: Assume everything else is the same, which was a bigger hit?Me: Sir, we could use the average ticket price...P3: You're not getting the question. If I say you're not selected, you won't feel good, would you! How would you explain an average person sitting across the table for tea which was a bigger hit apart from inflation and considering only films, not other content?Me: Sir, today there are many more screens in India than there were then. Also, a lot are multiplexes, which generate even higher revenue. So, even adjusting for price rise wouldn't be correct and we have to consider a combination of all these factors.P3: You're not nervous are you, are you alright?Me: Yes sir.P2: Okay Archit, so you've read about Wells Fargo, where you got placed?Me: Yes sir, it was founded in the mid-nineteenth century by Henry Wells and William Fargo during the California gold rush as a transportation...P2: Not that old baba, tell me recent news, it has been in the news for some fines, do you follow news about it?Me: (I thought, better to address the elephant in the room right away)I don't follow it's news sir, but, I know it had a scandal where a lot of fake accounts were created a few years ago after which it fell from being the World's largest bank to today the fourth largest...P2: So, why did you intern there if you knew about the scandal?Me: Sir, they made sure to tell us nothing like that would ever happen again. Even while working there, I was convinced as to how they handled the situation and...P2: So, you'll also open fake accounts if you're ordered to?Me: I will not sir.P2: Let me make it more difficult for you, would you do so if your promotion and a lot of job perks depended on it?P3: Assuming your salary would get doubled?Me: No sir. I don't think with my current moral values I would ever do that.P2: Okay, thank you, hey, wait... Do you want to ask us something?Me: (Blurted out my prepared answer which was stupid in hindsight)Sir, how are the interview dates decided once we get a call? I couldn't find any correlation...P2: Oh, here?Me: Yes sir.P2: They must ask you to fill a form and accordingly they'll arrange as per your preference. (Speaking as if it was the most obvious thing on Earth. Also, we don't get to prefer dates).Me: Okay sir.P2: Thank youI thanked everyone and left.Result: Waitlisted at 179, which is a polite way of rejecting as waitlists move about 50-70 here.Conclusion: I went on studying a lot of different topics ranging from my branch to all the places I'd lived at to GK and had remembered facts just like most people. I had a well-rehearsed answer for 'Introduce Yourself', 'Why MBA?' and had thought of the silly question I asked them if given the opportunity. Going in, the interview turned out to be more behavioral. In hindsight, I was like an overfit algorithm, who couldn't adapt. The grilling on box office had derailed me and I had lost all my facials since and spoke with very little confidence and voice modulation. So, this disaster happened. I am the only one to blame for this, after appearing for so many interviews I, therefore, believe that the most important thing is to portray ourselves the way we are and convey that properly to the interviewer. Here, I came out lamenting that they might have misinterpreted me several times and that I should have said a lot of things differently. For Wells, I had never thought that they'd ask about the scandal. But, I feel I should have given them credit for conducting several mandatory trainings on ethics. Also, I should have told them that I interned as a data analyst and opening accounts was far from what I did there. Despite having a good percentile, I failed to convert. This was also considering that I had been allotted the best mentor I could have, who helped me as much as anyone could. (Thankfully I could make good use of her guidance later). On the optimistic side, it taught me to not be over-prepared in terms of content, and be adaptable. It taught me not to approach an interview like an examination and hopefully, I learned this well for the subsequent interviews. My only regret today, about things beyond my control, is that it would have been much better if my first interview was for not as good a college so that I would have learned this lesson before the Bangalore interview.P.S.: Thankfully, I converted Ahmedabad.