Originally Posted by miss ali

questions are many, but wat are the appropriate answers to these,
i.e
Why do you want to leave the present job and join the NAB?

one cant say that i am fed up with my current job n want some change or NAB office is at 5 mints drive from my place thats why.

the above answers are true but not appropriate, and personally i could never think up a better justification for this kind of questions.

and one more thing, last tym, in an interview, some one asked a question like this " where do u think u ll stand after 5 yrs?"

n literally the answer that sprang to my mind was "in my room, with a mug of tea/coffee, switching tv channels" or even worse answer "at ur seat ma'am, interviewing fresh ADs of next batch"

so again wat ever question u post, kindly give some suggestions as well on how to respond

Originally Posted by Mohsin Sultan Sangha

Thank you ash
That would be very helpful for everyone appearing in interview.

Again NAB called me a while ago and said that have i sent them my graduation result card. I told them that yes i sent it yesterday. They are not leaving any stone unturned to contact those who have to send missing documents.

Originally Posted by Mnaqi

My interview for NAB in past was taken by the committee comprizing of a Maj Gen, two Brigadiers and a Lt.Col.

As far as I remember the first question they ask was; why do you want to join NAB and what can you do for us? I gave a detailed answer and honestly speaking my reply was all extempor.

Second question was; why do people do corruption and what should be done to eliminate corruption from govt institutions and the society? Again an extempore and detailed reply.

Third question was from my answer to their second question. They got a descriptive reply.

Forth question was: how did you learn such a good English? I simply took it as a compliment and thanked them with smiles.

Last quetion: do you have computer skills?

And thats all.

Originally Posted by ash90

When I say "so many more ..." that actually depends on the mood of the interview panel. Actually it happens differently with different person. Say for example if an expert asks you what specialization you did in the MBA or any masters and you would start replying the query upon this another expert may try to bring you to a particular topic and even further. As you go ahead they will dig you deep. During this you will suddenly be diverted to anther topics such as current corruption practices and may ask you about certain law or type of crime. For example they may ask you "What are the two main type of law in the country?" The simple answer would be, since there are two types of crime, one crime by a person against the state and second the crime by a person against another person (a dispute). As I am not a law graduate this may not be the exact answer. Another question regarding the administration of people may be asked. For example question regarding the "rules of business" in which they mask ask you about say about types and quantity of leaves, special leaves or what kind of action would you take if a person does this or that.

So many and all depends on the type of interview JIO, AD or DD.

Originally Posted by miss ali

ab darane wali baatain to na karain

if they start asking anything about GK, current affairs or pakistan affair , i wil be out within 3 mints (provided i reach to the interview phase)
n for questions about nab history, functions etc best answer will be "we will learn them within coming few yrs" but still ok cramming information abt one organization is fine but not whole history thing.

n where are those good ppl who said interview ll be a formality and nothing difficult ll be asked there.

Originally Posted by Amir Shafique

Call or no call you already stand a strong chance of being picked up for JIO....Having 76 marks, CSS qualified and a lawyer...What else NAB wants....