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Though knowing exactly what an interviewer is going to ask is not possible but some of the obvious (or anticipated) questions can be taken care of. Here are some tips that will help you to prepare for your interview: Read thoroughly about the organization (or institute) you are giving interview for.  If you are appearing for a job interview, make sure to know about the profile being offered and the roles & responsibility associated with it. First impression is the last impression: Go well-groomed and well-dressed when you appear for your interview. A shabby look may be a no ticket for you even without uttering a word in front of the interviewer(s). Confidence is the key: It's natural to be a bit nervous when you are about to appear for an interview but do not let that nervousness appear on your face. Practicing in front of a mirror is one of the best technique to overcome that fear. Be prepared with everything that's on your CV: Most of the interv...

Here are some of the tips that may help you get ahead of your competitors and lead you to your dream college: Practise , Practise and Practise: You read it right. This is the best way to make yourself comfortable with the actual situation you will be in. The more you practise, the simpler it becomes for you to adjust in the interview room. Formal attire is the key to make a first good impression.  Body Language is crucial: The way you sit, talk and present your views will either make or break the interview. Always smile, no matter in how tough spot you are in don't let the interviewer know that you are nervous. Be prepared in advance: If you are a fresher, know your projects and courses that you have studied. You may be tested on any of the concept you read in your previous institution. If you are a working professional, be thorough with the projects that you lead or was part of as well as your role and responsibilities. Don't hesitate to clear your doubts...