Admission Story: Shreya Singh, IRMA, CAT, 93.6

Shreya Singh is a management student of IRMA. She told collegedunia how she converted IRMA Anand. She joined the college as a fresher with an 93.6 overall CAT score and completed her graduation from University College of engineering and technology Hazaribag

Shreya Singh Profile

Current institute: IRMA Anand
Graduation College: University College of engineering and technology Hazaribag
CAT score: 93.6
10th percentage/ GPA: 95.4
12th percentage/ GPA: 87.8
Graduation percentage/ GPA: 8.2
Work experience: NA

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IRMA, Admission Experience

Did you avail of the benefit of any reservation? If yes please select the relevant option

Shreya Singh: No, I’m a general category student.

Describe the general setting of WAT / GD (if any)

Shreya Singh: I did not go through any WAT/GD process.

Describe the general setting of your Interview.

Shreya Singh: “This was an online interview. It was conducted over Zoom. There were 2 panellists, both male. The interview lasted for about 30 mins. It was all in all a good interview which had questions from all the fields you are related to.” Check IRMA Admission Process

Mention at least 5 interview questions that were asked to you.

Shreya Singh:

Why MBA?
What interests you about Rural Management?
What are your future goals?
How do you differentiate between effectiveness and efficiency?
Who is a leader?

Questions based on classical music as I mentioned it in my form.

Mention 3 reasons why you chose this college over other colleges which you converted

Shreya Singh:

1) My interest in the course and its diversity.

2) My will to get a chance to work on the grassroots level with the rural segment of India.

3) Fascination towards the food industry. Check IRMA reviews

What was the reason for you not converting to other colleges? (If any)

Shreya Singh: “I converted to many colleges. Like IMT Ghaziabad, IIM Vizag, IIM Jammu, IIM Sirmaur, Delhi School of Economics, IIT Dhanbad. Comparatively low percentile or lack of work ex may be the reason for not being able to convert other colleges”.