How to prepare for PI wat symbiosis bba?

Hello Aditi,



Hope you are doing good. Since you have asked on how to prepare for PI Wat let me  briefly tell you the various aspects of its preparation and other related informations.



Writing Assessment

• For WAT. there will be a essay writing sort of thing, where you will be expected to write about some recent issue like triple talaq. or Uniform Civil Code or the CBI or CJI case. Anything that is hot right now.

• How you prepare for a topic is importanttoo. as an aspiring lawyer, you are expected to know about the legal side of the topic or the issue, writing which will give you an upper edge.

• The important thing to remember is, this is a test of Writing Skills therefore how you frame your answer is very important. Write in such a way which leaves the most effect on the reader.

• They do not want just facts. Everybody is expected to know facts. Another intention of WAT is to check if you are able to form independent opinion on a controversial topic on your own

I would suggest you read some essays on political topics and get a taste of how it should be written.







Personal Interview

• It is very important to have a CV that shows what you are good at and what all skills you have achieved in your school life

• Put in any achievement however small that you think has helped you acquire new skills and helped you learn.

• ALERT! Do not write things that you are not sure of, or do not have complete knowledge about. The interviewers are like sharks and WILL pounce at every opportunity to bring you down

• Most people write their achievements in a blatant form, in one liners. It is important to frame them in such a way that they bring out the best in you.
• For Most people swing it or think of it as an extempore. I believe you should be ready to answer general questions, i.e. think about what all the interviewer can ask and prepare guidelines for yourself beforehand.

• Knowing answers beforehand will give the illusion of you being able to think on the spot and that too with a clear mind.

• Don't get carried away if the interviewer asks something you know about in abundance, give an answer that is within its scope. Don't go on ranting about details which do not matter.

• LISTEN never be in a hurry to reply listen to him/her carefully and take one or two seconds to think and then answerbecause in the end an interview comes down to if you can think on your feet or think 'out of the box

• They Don't Want General Answers give them a story. a life experience and connect your answer with it.

• Be confident and show the same.

That's all I have for you on your query, however in case you have any further questions, please feel free to comment below.





All the best...