www.rnbglobal.edu.in The RNB Times Bikaner, Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Vol. V Issue IV By RNB Global University How to Crack a Job Interview: You’ve got to use this time wisely, or else you might as well have just declined the interview. But don’t worry, here are some of the best interview preparation tips out there to ensure you are ready to meet them when they’re ready to see you. 1. Research the Company and Use Their Products Just like they’ll do their due diligence on you, researching the company to know what they do and how they operate is a must. Also, double-check if the company’s a match for you. 2. Prepare Questions to Ask Them Interviews are not all about them getting to know you. In 2018, you have to speak up and come at them with your own questions. You’re bound to hear, “Do you have any questions you’d like to ask?” Don’t give no as an answer. 3. Be Prepared to Answer Their Questions This is an interview—you’re gonna get questions. While you may not know how it’ll play out, there are some general questions that are asked in most interviews. 4. Follow the Proper Dress Code For women: Choose a solid-color pant suit with conservatively-colored shoes and shirt or blouse to match. Avoid wearing heels and too much makeup, jewelry, and perfume. If you choose to wear a skirt instead of the pants, pair them with light or skin-tone hosiery. 5. Dress to Impress It probably goes without saying that you’ll want to choose from your best outfits to wear for your all-important interview. Don’t forget to iron, and don’t use too much perfume. Polish your shoes before leaving home. Trim your fingernails. 6. Wear a Confident Smile A friendly, confident smile is of the most important things to wear to an interview. While it won’t get them to overlook your other clothing, it will work wonders in making you look like a perfect addition to their team 7. Bring Your Notes & a Copy of Your Resume One of the great things about interviews is that they can be treated like an open-book test. Not only will bringing notes help you to remember some of your answers and questions to ask. 8. Control Your Body Language Sure, you’re talking with your mouth during your interview, but your gestures, posture, and body language speak inaudible volumes. Maintain a good posture, with your back straight and your head held high. 9. "Why Should We Hire You?" This can be a stumper, if not thought out before the interview. However, if you prepare, it can turn into a golden opportunity to give a winning elevator speech. Summarize your best points. 10. "Why Did You Leave Your Last Job?" At first glance, this question seems like a piece of cake, right? But there are obstacles, particularly if you didn’t have an amicable parting-of-ways with your last organization. 11. “Tell Me About Yourself” This interview question is not as broad as it sounds. Hiring managers don't care where you were born and raised, what your favourite sport is, and so on. Rather, they’d like an answer back that is relevant to them. 12.“Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?” Most people don’t have a defined plan as to where they’d like to be in 5 years, but this question is asked by employers more so they can understand a vague idea. Editorial Team
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The RNB Times Bikaner, Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Vol. V Issue IV
By RNB Global University
How to Crack a Job Interview:
You’ve got to use this time wisely, or else you might as well have just declined the interview. But don’t worry, here are some of the best interview preparation tips out there to ensure you are ready to meet them when they’re ready to see you.
1. Research the Company and Use Their Products Just like they’ll do their due diligence on you, researching the company to know what they do and how they operate is a must. Also, double-check if the company’s a match for you.
2. Prepare Questions to Ask Them Interviews are not all about them getting to know you. In 2018, you have to speak up and come at them with your own questions. You’re bound to hear, “Do you have any questions you’d like to ask?” Don’t give no as an answer.
3. Be Prepared to Answer Their Questions This is an interview—you’re gonna get questions. While you may not know how it’ll play out, there are some general questions that are asked in most interviews.
4. Follow the Proper Dress Code For women: Choose a solid-color pant suit with conservatively-colored shoes and shirt or blouse to match. Avoid wearing heels and too much makeup, jewelry, and perfume. If you choose to wear a skirt instead of the pants, pair them with light or skin-tone hosiery.
5. Dress to Impress It probably goes without saying that you’ll want to choose from your best outfits to wear for your all-important interview. Don’t forget to iron, and don’t use too much perfume. Polish your shoes before leaving home. Trim your fingernails.
6. Wear a Confident Smile A friendly, confident smile is of the most important things to wear to an interview. While it won’t get them to overlook your other clothing, it will work wonders in making you look like a perfect addition to their team
7. Bring Your Notes & a Copy of Your Resume One of the great things about interviews is that they can be treated like an open-book test. Not only will bringing notes help you to remember some of your answers and questions to ask.
8. Control Your Body Language Sure, you’re talking with your mouth during your interview, but your gestures, posture, and body language speak inaudible volumes. Maintain a good posture, with your back straight and your head held high.
9. "Why Should We Hire You?" This can be a stumper, if not thought out before the interview. However, if you prepare, it can turn into a golden opportunity to give a winning elevator speech. Summarize your best points.
10. "Why Did You Leave Your Last Job?" At first glance, this question seems like a piece of cake, right? But there are obstacles, particularly if you didn’t have an amicable parting-of-ways with your last organization.
11. “Tell Me About Yourself” This interview question is not as broad as it sounds. Hiring managers don't care where you were born and raised, what your favourite sport is, and so on. Rather, they’d like an answer back that is relevant to them.
12.“Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?” Most people don’t have a defined plan as to where they’d like to be in 5 years, but this question is asked by employers more so they can understand a vague idea.
Editorial Team
EVENTS @ RNBGU
RNBian’s Witnessed "HASTA LEUGO - 2019
The students of RNB Global University bid a "HASTA LEUGO - 2019" i.e. Graduation Day for UG & Good Luck Party for PG students on Wednesday at University premises where all the seniors and juniors had a lot of fun together. The event began with the flashback memories that were shared in the form of a beautiful video that created an emotional moment. The juniors enthusiastically performed farewell songs for the seniors; they sang the good bye songs which again created an ambiance full with emotions. The juniors were beautifully dressed in retro costumes. The programme then was followed with the group dance performances where the juniors gave outstanding performances on traditional and modern Hindi movies songs. The juniors created an ambiance of enjoyment and music for the seniors to enjoy their last memories in the college. The program also witnessed the splendid musical performance by Mrs. Sakshi Jha, famous Singer from Jaipur which was followed by award ceremony and title distribution.
All the faculty members wished the students good luck for their future endeavours. They asked them to do their best and face life challenges with confidence
EVENTS @ RNBGU
One Day Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Science and Technology
One-day Seminar was organized on “Emerging Trends in Science & Technology” at RNB Global University, Bikaner. Seminar started with the inauguration ceremony by lightning of lamps by all the dignitaries. Mr. Kailash Kumar Pareek, Convener of Seminar, welcomed the guests and gave a brief introduction about the seminar.
In the first session, Dr. Tarun Kumar Sharma, Associate Professor, Amity University, Jaipur discussed the meaning of optimization and swarm intelligence. He sighted various current research topics from different fields like Pure Sciences, Engineering, Biology etc. where these computational techniques are applied. He also explained that how Swarm Intelligence is a computational and behavioural metaphor for solving distributed problems inspired from biological examples provided by social insects such as ants, termites, bees, and wasps and by swarm, herd, flock, and shoal phenomena in vertebrates such as fish shoals and bird flocks.
In next session, Dr. Shailesh Kumar, Associate Professor, Amity University, Jaipur explained about “Bioinformatics and tools for data analysis”. He discussed some practical’s examples based on bioinformatics’ data analysis tools. Dr. Anil Saroliya, Associate Professor, Mody University, Laxmangarh taught about “Internet of things and fog computing”.
This seminar was an opportunity for Students to learned how to mix programming with biology and use it efficiently.
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94.3 MY FM organized an event “Dil Wali Deewar” for a noble cause. There were more than 20 performers and the program aired live at 94.3 MY FM on 4th April 2019.
Mr. Rahul Kataria, B.Sc.VI Semester, Mr. Gaurav Rathi , B.Sc. IV Semester and Mr. Aditya Rathi, B.Sc. IV Semester showcased their talent and represented the University at a different platform.
RNB Global University congratulates the students for their big achievement
Industrial Visit at Ceramax Granito Pvt. Ltd An industrial visit to “Ceramax Granito Pvt Ltd” was organized by RNB Global University to enhance learning skills of the students. Mr. Hemant Khatri, Assistant Professor, SOCM, accompanied the students during the visit. Mr. Sidharth, founder and owner of the firm, took all of the students on a tour of his manufacturing unit, which includes porcelain and vitreous tiles. He told the students that Plant is equipped with fully automatic machines, and highly sophisticated technology, which includes conversion of coal to coal gas for maintaining high temperatures in the furnace. The students found this trip very informative, they discussed their queries with them. They tried to understand how the plans of an individual can be put on to the ground realities.
