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Why students must treat these practice sessions seriously
Interviews are highly competitive; the best way to ace one is to practice through mocks that simulate real ones and help you avoid tricky encounters by giving you a taste of the real-world. Mock interviews provide you with constructive feedback in a low-stress environment, and offer insight into your capability based on behavioural and technical skill questions.
Even though a mock interview is a training run, treat it seriously. The more you rehearse, the better your interview skills will become. Here are a few points to bear in mind as you prepare:
Identify the perfect person to provide constructive feedback. While it is beneficial to have a relative or friend assist you, finding somebody from the particular sector is preferable. Ensure that the questioner asks you career-specific questions that will provide you with a precise performance evaluation.

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