The JPMC internship interview usually combines basic finance questions, discussion of recent financial news, and behavioral questions about your motivation. They check if you understand core concepts, follow markets, and can think logically. You’re also asked why you want the role and how your interests align with it. A key part is explaining how your CV reflects genuine interest through relevant coursework, projects, or experiences that connect clearly to finance.

The interviewer had no consideration that a student will have great career aspirations, seeing myself getting more responsibilities five years down the lane seemed obnoxious apparently. Referred me as "madame" in a very sarcastic tone at the end of the interview.