The Application Process

Hi guys,

I just received positive news from LBS, as I was invited to the interview!

At this point, I'm trying to know as much as possible on the interview processes at LBS, which questions should I expect, if there are any "common traps" and what they require for the presentation.

My profile:

- 1 year consulting
- just started working in a P/E firm

Total of 3 years experience at the beginning of the MBA

- Not strong GMAT (650 against average 694 of LBS). Actually done twice, both 650

Very strong TOEFL, many international experiences. Overall a strong profile.

Hope you can give me some advice guys!!

Many thanks

I once wrote a blog post on the LBS interview:
https://mbajourney2010.blocked/2007 ... o-lbs.html

Good luck!

There are some really good answers on wikipedia if you search for LBS.
And best of luck! I didn't get an interview invite

Many thanks guys. I'll try to make the best of it.

If anybody who's done it there wants to give me some hints it would be super

thanks!

berlin2006 wrote:Many thanks guys. I'll try to make the best of it.

If anybody who's done it there wants to give me some hints it would be super

thanks!

Hi,

Thanks for posting. I want share some my interview tips to everybody.

We also find them more same at: Interview tips
Tks again and pls keep posting

Here is the interview of one of our LBS interviewers:

A brief background about yourself.

I graduated from LBS in 2009, having previously worked in industry for ten years in a range of roles from operations to sales and business development. I currently work as an Investment Manager in a mid market private equity firm in London.

How has been your experience at LBS? Has LBS met all your career and personal aspirations? What do you like the most at LBS?
LBS is a fantastic institution. I met some amazing people, learned an enormous amount and made a step change in my career that simply wouldn't have been possible without it. The breadth of experience available within each class at LBS is staggering: no matter what the topic, someone will have a personal experience to bring the principles to life. The faculty is world class and the place has an energy that you can't help getting swept up in.