The Interview

Clearing the online test led to the next stage: the interview. The interview was scheduled for 30 minutes, during which a panel assessed various aspects of my profile. Here’s a breakdown of my interview experience:

Discussion on Interests, Marks, and Achievements:

The interview began with a discussion about my academic background, interests, and any significant achievements. I talked about my passion for technology, my consistent academic performance, and my participation in science fairs and coding competitions.

Scenario-Based Questions:

The panel presented two scenarios to gauge my problem-solving abilities and thought process.

• Improving Sports in India: I suggested implementing better infrastructure at the grassroots level, promoting talent identification programs, and increasing funding for sports education in schools.
• Tackling Corruption in India: My approach focused on enhancing transparency through digital governance, strengthening anti-corruption laws, and promoting public awareness campaigns.

Presentation Topic:

Finally, I was given a minute to speak on how AI can revolutionise classroom learning. I emphasised AI’s potential to personalise education, provide real-time feedback, and enhance learning through interactive and adaptive content.

Getting into Christ (Deemed to be University) Kengeri Campus for a BTech in Information Technology was an exhilarating experience that tested my academic abilities, problem-solving skills, and personal strengths. Here’s a detailed account of my journey through the registration, online test, and interview process.