Has anyone ever gotten a question from/like the advanced sections in M&I? Haven't had prior ibanking internships and not sure whether to prep for those questions or not. Any input would be much appreciated.
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When interviewing for summer internship roles, the technical questions I got pretty much just came from the basic sections. Probably different if you're interviewing for a FT job though...
These would be for SA
I'd be familiar with them just in case (don't kill yourself about them though). You don't wanna be crying in the bathroom after the interview because you were too lazy to learn the one advanced question they asked. If you have 20 interviews lined up then maybe it's fine, don't learn them. But if this is your only shot at an SA (I'm gonna go on a limb here and assume that it is considering it's April) then you better be prepared to do DCF in binary if they want you to.
My 2 cents.
Agree with Engbanker. At this point, if you dont have an internship, you should be preparing to do differential equations in an interview if you have to.
Thanks for the input guys, I appreciate it. I have a couple days before superdays so I should be able to get somewhat comfortable with these advance questions.
Sorry, but which questions are we talking about ?
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