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date :4/7/2018So I have been waiting to “pen” down my experience for a while now,and having converted two of the holy trinity today I feel this is as good a time as any to do so.Now,the reason I am writing this is because there is a general conception that good interviews generally lead to converts and bad interviews are pretty much the end of the road ,and most of the writeups seem to conform to this idea,and reading them was also cause for huge anxiety for candidates like me ,who had,well for a lack of a better phrase -felt that they had screwed up their best chance to get into the college of their dreams. However nothing is further from the truth ,and hopefully I can present a case here about how a seemingly bad interview can still befuddle you with the final result!so heres my profile:-X/XII/Grad(bsc)/post-grad(msc)-89.3/90.4/81.4/69.3Cat:99.61IIM Ahmedabad interview:Location:IHC (delhi), Afternoon slot,9th February.AWT topic: Had to draw some conclusions on the recent polarizing nature of social media,and how it had become a hotbed of discontent,narcissism and passive aggressive sarcasm.Wrote an opinionated narrative about how the claim made in the question was too broad and generalizing it just based on the facts which were given to us would be an unfair conclusion. It was one of those topics which didnt really have an answer in the black and white and i treated it that way,cant say my piece was stellar but it wasnt too bad either,and i was fairly satisfied.My panel consisted of two young professors both in their mid 30’s by the looks of it,and one of them(who I later found out was a bong as well,and who I well refer to as P1 from here onwards) gave a very chilled out vibe during the AWT process. I felt quite relaxed and assured of my chances and didnt think much of the fact that I was going to be first in the panel,since the guy before me had’nt turned up(!). Everything was going fine ,and soon enough I was called into the interview room by P1…and then the horror show began..The interview..(All customary greetings done with)P1: So your name is ***? I have never seen it spelled that way..was it a mistake.Me:(A little confused as to whether he was referring to a mistake on the form..or 24 years back at the hospital!)No sir,actually my dad is from Mumbai and he wanted to incorporate the marathi accent onto the name..P1: okay..so your school’s name is **** gems?..Me: Uh ..yes sir..P1: gems? really ? I mean..the jewel?Me: Sir you must be confusing it with the more famous St James school in kolkata..that is diffe…P1: NO NO..that’s fine thats fine..so it says here that you have done your bsc from **** college..(turns to P2 and says) see they still do this ..they don’t give out honours degrees.P2:(looks at me ,smiles and says) okay then *** lets see how much of a gem you are shall we?Me(why me ?)P2: so where shall we ask you questions from? What are you more comfortable with?Me: Sir I have been working for the past 8 months..so I am a little shaky on..P2: so?! what did you think? we would’nt ask you questions from you bachelors or masters just because you have been working ?!Me( “Caalma calma”):No sir what i meant was since I was out of touch for almost an year ,I dont have any real preference for subjects .P1: Okay then let’s starts with statistics shall we?Me: (crying inside because this is the one subject I came close to failing in my masters): sure sirP1: can you write the pdf of the normal distribution?Me:(writes it down ,fucks up by drawing an integration sign in front)P1: why the integration sign? ..whats the cdf then?Me:(realizes folly and quickly made amends) you are right sir ,I was a little confused.P1: Okay..now tell me if you have 100 components each with a failure probability p ,what would be the mean expected number of failures and what would be it’s spread?Me: okay..does it follow any distribution?P1: assume discrete binomial distribution..Me: okay sir,in that case the mean would be 100p and spread would be 100p(1-P)..(I was damn sure that this was correct and i later checked that it was as well)P1: Hmmm..okay but it is’nt that simple…anyways leave itP2: what is shadow price?Me:(I couldnt recall it in its entirety) Sir I dont knowP2: You dont know?!!?!…you havent heard about reduced price ever?Me: (something clicks) Sir I know it has something to do with the objective function of an LPP but I cant recall.P2: Strange /..tell me what is dualityMe:(mumbles some incoherent bs)P2: you told me how its implemented ,but what is it exactly?Me: Can’t recall sirP1:(was writing something on a sheet of paper..a sum..he hands it over to me ) Can you even solve it? do you know how to ?Me: Yes sir..its a non linear programming problem I will solve it using lagrangians.(felt a little stupid because he assumed that I could’nt do it..which was onlypartly true,…but still)P1: okay do it..Me: (starts writing the first line of the sum)P1(sees what i wrote..takes the paper ..away): okay leave it..Me(what!!!!!!!!!!!!)P1: So tell me what books have you readMe: (ahh some respite..) sir i recently read the ministry of utmost happiness and mornings in jenin.P1 okay tell me something about he ministry of utmost happiness.Me; (starts talking about how it puts the army in a bad light,why I was inclined to read the book..was about to elaborate on the gujarat ki lalla dig at modi by the writer when I am stopped)P1: lets not get too political ..(he asks me a few more questions relating to extremism in politics worldwide after that!…doesnt seem convinced )P2: so you have been working for 8 months nowis it?Me: yes sir(explained what i do..feeling that I have finally managed to get a hold of the flow)P2: hmm…so you think you know about everything that there is to know about your job ?me(where did that come from!)..No sir,but i have seen what my manager does and I know what i will be doing in 5 years,if i stay in the same company in the same industry and that is not what i want to end up doingP1: okay..tell me about your hobbies ..what do like playing.me (okay this is your chance!): Sir as far as outdoor sports are concerned I like playing football and badminton and…P1 badminton is an indoor sport.Me(cries internally): well in my apartment its played outdoor sir(nice save)P2: okay tell me..the government recently took a decision to award degrees using blockchain ,how would you go about doing it?me(I misinterpreted the question here and thought that hewas asking for my view): Sir I dont think its necessary since blockchains main utility in anonymity and voluminous transactions.As far as dgrees go,a person only has a limited number of it and moreover I dont think theres a need for anonymity there.P2: But the decision has already been taken?! If you are hired will you tell them to scrap it? what would you do?Me(realizing my mistake again,I talk about hashes and one way functions and elliptic cryptography..you know the stuff you find in numberphille videos on youtube)P2 oh so you know about elliptic cryptography?…me(no)P2 so tell me…me(please no)P2 why is it a one way functionme(realizing i have landed myself in deep shit i ask for a sheet of paper and decide to wade on) ;Sir I have a very superficial knowledge of all this but I can draw a graph and maybe give an intuitive explaination of how itworks,avoiding the technicalities?They both nodI start drawing and talking..after a minute they take the piece of paper away abruptlyP2: leave it ..tell me ..(he takes the paper drawas a line and a square) is it possible to map all these points in the square space and back?Me: Sir I dont think so..I dont think we can go backP1 joins in: but why? we can always define a function for a set of points right?Me but sir there are infinite points..A heated argument follows ,and I am no better off at the end of it.P1 you know what..leave it..this question was probably too difficult to solve..its from the theorum of topological equivalenceme(what? WHAAAAAAT?..i had never heard of those 3 words together in a sentence ever before in my life) : um..okP1: That will be all..(points to a bowl of cashews and polo infront of him)..take something.Me(looks at a plate of cookies..takes the biggest one ,just in case this is the only souvenir i will ever have of my dream institute..thanks them ..and leaves)The next couple of months were spent indulging in a mixture of repentance nervousness anxiety and all those things Professor X would have needed to make 3 morbidly depressed powerpuff girls. But given my convert the one thing I learnt was that no one..not anyone..can ever guess or know what these interviewers are judging you on,and what clicks for you during even a horrid interview,and instead of letting the negative thoughts creep in,at times like this you should always remember the wise words of a diarrhea patient halfway through his bowel movement : “Its not over till its over ”!CHEERIO!