IIM Ahmedabad Rural Development MBA Interview Questions and Answers

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: As I am an MBA aspirant so i really emphasised on Resume Building. So, for me personally it is not a tough job. I am part of India's largest Student Run Organisation BLOODCONNECT and hold an important post of Expansion Manager in organisation. I also took part in various Inter-College Business Competitions and won them also. I strongly thinks that building an influential Resume is a must, as it is the first thing which a company sees while selecting an individual.
Tips: I will go step by step-: (For College Students)

1.What goes on a resume?
A resume usually has several sections. These can include the following:
Name and contact information
Objective or summary statement
Work experience
Volunteer and extracurricular experience
Education
Skills

---------> State your objective or give a summary statement
After you list your name and contact information at the top of the page, you can briefly describe your objective. This means that you explain what type of position you're looking for and your employment goals.

-----------> Describe your work experience
You probably don't have a lot of work experience at this point. But anything you've accomplished can show you're reliable and responsible. You can include summer jobs, internships. List the dates you held each position and your job title and briefly describe your most important duties.

-------------> Include volunteer and extracurricular experience
These activities show that you have qualities employers value. Volunteering experience proves you are hard-working and reliable. Being a student athlete or a member of an honour society or serving in a leadership position in a club demonstrates your commitment and leadership abilities.

---------------> Describe your education
As you continue to study, the education portion of your resume will grow. For now, just list the high school you attend. If you've taken any college-level courses, you can mention those too.

-----------------> Highlight your skills
Chances are you have valuable skills to offer an employer. If you can use a computer, know any software programs well, or can program, say so in this section. List any languages you speak. Include any other relevant skills you possess, such as experience editing video or blogging.

-------------------> Watch your writing
The way you write your resume is important. Resumes generally feature clear, short descriptions. You don't have to use full sentences, but you have to be consistent with punctuation. Match verb tenses throughout, using active verbs like "developed," "performed," and "managed."

--------------------> Get feedback
Once you've written a draft of your resume, ask a few people for feedback. Your family and friends can help proofread and catch any mistakes. They may also be able to suggest other experiences or skills you might include.

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