Dear krishnayv,

MBA Tour or World MBA Tour events are much like career fairs, so it is going around to speak with representatives at tables. You want to use this time wisely to make a good impression--believe me, they will not you came by and their impression of you. Depending on if the representative is an alumnus, current student or admissions professional, you will want to ask the appropriate question. Ask alumni and students about their likes/dislikes of the program, what courses are good, what they have done/will do post-MBA. Ask admissions folks about their projection for this year's applicant pool and what attributes are most important for candidates to their school.

Class visits and campus visits are another chance to ask these questions, but are really for you to get a clear idea of what it will be like to go to school there. You will still be observed, so you want to make a good impression. But don't be afraid to ask questions on student life and workload to get a realistic perspective from the current students.

Maximize your exposure to these schools--it can enhance your application.
Lisa