Which coaching does the best online interviews
Which coaching does good offline ones in Mumbai/Pune
If I buy multiple interview courses, how many interviews should I do? (I don't care about money)
When should I start my prep?
While I want to do as many interviews as possible, I am preparing for other exams, so what is the optimum amount after which I will get diminished returns
How to make studying 11th 12th more enjoyable from being insufferable (commerce)
Also do the interviewers keep in mind differences in pedagogy&syllabus between cbse and other boards ie do you need to study cbse or ib/igcse (for overkilling?)
Any other tips?
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Interviews can be scary. It is not. At the end of the day, they're just Indian uncles and aunties: it's like talking to your parents' friends.
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If money is not a constraint, you still do not need to buy 5–6 interview courses. There are diminishing returns after a point because many mocks start repeating the same feedback. You can look at interviews from multiple places. At the end of the day, all of them outsource it to 1st to 3rd year IPM students only (mainly). If AfterBoards decides to launch something (still in talks), we’ll announce it!
Right now, if you still have entrance exams left, don’t let interview prep consume your whole day. Even 30–45 minutes daily for:
is enough initially.
Regarding boards and pedagogy differences, yes, interviewers generally do understand that CBSE, state boards, IB, IGCSE, etc., have different syllabi and depth levels. They usually do not expect a state board student to magically know advanced CBSE commerce content unless it is very fundamental. So you do not need to study an entirely different board syllabus just for “overkill.”