Detail-Oriented Financial Analyst
The NUS MBA interview is structured, but not robotic. It’s usually done by admissions officers and focuses a lot on your goals, self-awareness, and how well you understand the school. They want to see if you’ve done your research and if you can clearly explain your future plans.
One of the most important things is showing why NUS makes sense for you now. Be ready to talk about specific things like the NUS Business Analytics Centre, the school’s ties to the Asia-Pacific market, or the global exchange options. These details show you’ve looked beyond rankings.
Expect questions about leadership, mistakes, and working across cultures. For example, “How do you handle feedback from someone you disagree with?” is common. Use real examples and make sure you explain what you learned.
Also, they often ask what kind of impact you plan to make at NUS — not just what you’ll gain. Talk about clubs, projects, or peer learning.
For real interview questions and tips, check out this blog on "NUS MBA Interview Questions & Tips"
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