In an SRCC GBO interview, what types of questions are asked?

Hello Vani,

For GD : 

You can't prepare too much for the topics because they are abstract. Simply arrive with an open and focused mind so that you may rapidly jot down things to speak on that ethereal subject.

For PI : 

• Be well-prepared for inquiries about the material you have already studied. The majority of the candidates in my lot were engineers. The panellists questioned mechanical engineers on scientific ideas pertaining to mechanics. People in the computer science field were questioned about emerging technologies such as AI, machine learning, etc. and how the emergence of these technologies has or will affect the environment. To put it briefly, one should be knowledgeable about the engineering field in which they have obtained their degrees.
• Consider reviewing the application you completed to sit for the exam. The interview panel looks further into your form and develops questions to verify the accuracy of the information you have provided about yourself. They requested that I perform one of my poems since, for instance, I said that I write poetry. Additionally, I used some challenging and exaggerated jargon to explain my strengths and faults, so they required me to talk for 30 seconds on each of those four terms.
• Take your time while responding to inquiries. I would advise taking your time when responding to each question and making sure that you clearly communicate what you mean to say because the questions were sometimes asked so quickly that I couldn't finish my prior response.