Interview workshop with Rajdeep Chimni
Learn how HBS interviewers think, the questions you are most likely to face, and how to answer with clarity and conviction.
Live online · Sunday 11 October 2026 · 9:00 PM IST / 11:30 AM EDT
HBS Interview Workshop by Admissions Gateway
The HBS interview is unlike any other MBA interview: your interviewer has read your entire application and will probe it in depth. Led by Rajdeep Chimni, Kellogg MBA and founder of Admissions Gateway, this workshop prepares you for both that conversation and what comes after it.
The interview
A conversation about your whole application.
The HBS interview is a thirty-minute conversation with an admissions board member who has read your entire application. There is no script to learn: the questions come out of your own file, and they probe it in depth.
It does not end when the call does. HBS asks for a written Post-Interview Reflection within 24 hours, so the workshop prepares you for both.
The record behind the preparation.
119
Harvard admits since 2023
39
Harvard admits in the 2026 intake
836
M7 admits since 2023
2026 figures are confirmed acceptances only. See the full table.
What is included.
1:1 session with a senior counsellor
Work through your application the way an HBS interviewer would, and address the gaps before they are raised.
One mock interview with detailed feedback
A full-length simulation of the HBS format, followed by specific feedback on your content, clarity, and delivery.
Post-Interview Reflection (PIR) review
HBS asks for a written reflection within 24 hours of your interview. We review your draft so it is thoughtful and authentic and adds to the conversation you had.
Sign up
Save your place.
Tell us about your HBS interview, and we will confirm your place and send joining instructions.
The workshop runs live online on Sunday 11 October 2026, 9:00 PM IST / 11:30 AM EDT.
- The firm with the highest HSW conversion
- A review of your Post-Interview Reflection
Interviewing somewhere else too?
Most applicants interview at more than one school. Each one has its own page, and you can register for as many as you need.
- HBS, Stanford GSB and Wharton prepared separately
- Other schools on their own terms
- Mock practice and feedback for every school