I have finished my engineering degree course. I did engineering in electronics and telecommunication field. I have qualified in the written exam of various research organization and soon they will call me for the interviews. Can you please tell how to crack interview round of research organization?
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Hi,
Attending interview of any organisation is an art...how to handle the interview questions is also important for a candidate...and you need to understand the same first:
There are some simple formula you have to understand and keep in mind while appearing for the interview:
[1] Dress up properly
[2] Your body language should be proper
[3] Knowledge about the company and the business where you are going is a must
[4] You have to be prepared with your strongh and weakness points
[5] Always try to highlight your strongest points through all the questions
[6] Subject knowledge is very important
[7] Keep different kind of database in mind as the same is very important for research....
Others are normal interview process..
Good luck.
As you are a going for interviews for research positions than the most important thing that matters is knowledge of the subject.
Besides having a proper dressing sense and communications skills the knowledge of the subject is very important thing in such interviews.
For research positions they look for people that can understand things well and in depth as without a deep understanding of your subject you won't
be able to think like a researcher.
Your resume should be well prepared and you must be aware of each and every thing you have written in your resume.
If you have done projects in your degree than it is possible that they might ask you something about it.
So go through your degree projects and be clear on there concepts.
Besides you must also be clear about what your interest are in research as it matters a lot. So it will be better that you must have some thing
related to it in mind.
Also you can look for specific labs you want to work in by going to the organisations website and getting information about there work.
Don't give unnecessary answers as these positions require people that are specific and having clear concepts behind there answers.
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