Hi Saurabh,By asking this question, the admissions committees want to discover your personality, values, and unique qualities beyond academic and professional achievements.You can approach by including things like:Share unique personal experiences Discuss core values and what truly motivates youHighlight meaningful hobbies that demonstrate valuable qualities (e.g., marathon running shows discipline)Extra-curriculars involvements or achievements, not mentioned in your formConnect your personal story to your MBA goalsWhen answering:Be authentic, not what you think they want to hearKeep it concise (1-1.5 minutes)Use specific examples, not generalizationsYou can start by: "Beyond my resume, I'm [personal quality] who [unique experience]. This taught me [lesson] which connects to my desire to [MBA goal]. A defining experience was [brief story demonstrating character]."I hope this helps you, please close the ticket if your query has been resolved.

how to answer TMAY that is not on your Resume

how to answer TMAY that is not on your Resume