I applied for the investment banking financial analyst position through our school's career center. It was a 30 minute on-campus interview and their questions were mostly behavioral and fit based questions. They started with the usual tell me about yourself/walk me through your resume question. They also asked simple valuation questions. They were mostly related to DCF valuation and spreading comps but they also asked about CIM (I had mentioned on my resume that I drafted a part of the CIM during my internship).

I applied for an on-campus interview through the campus career website, endured a 30-minute, double recruiter stress interview, and was invited back for their superday a week later. Fairly boilerplate superday; I guess the only thing that stuck out to me was that we had to draw up pro forma financial statements based on a series of 15 or so hypothetical transactions.