LBS MBA Kira Interview Questions 2026
The LBS Kira video interview is your one chance to show who you are as a person before the interview round. Practice with real questions reported by applicants, with the same countdown timer, camera format and pressure as the actual Kira.
11 LBS Kira interview questions reported, with the real Kira format and pressure
PracticeLBS Kira questions (updated 2026)
2027 intake · 11 questions reported by applicants
- 1
Do you consider yourself to be creative?
- 2
Imagine you are proposing a business innovation idea for a class project and the audience is not interested. What would you do?
- 3
What is the most significant personal weakness that you have identified, what did you do about it and what was the result?
What LBS asks in Kira
Applicants have reported 11 LBS Kira questions. The most common themes are failure & feedback, why MBA & this school, and teamwork & conflict.
- Failure & feedback · 2 questions
e.g. "What is the most significant personal weakness that you have identified, what did you do about it and what was the result?"
- Why MBA & this school · 2 questions
e.g. "What specific skills are you looking to gain at LBS?"
- Teamwork & conflict · 2 questions
e.g. "Tell us about a time when you faced conflict at work."
LBS Kira FAQ 2026
What is the LBS Kira video interview?
The LBS Kira video interview is a timed video assessment that is part of your MBA application. A question appears, you get 45 seconds to prepare, then the camera records your answer for up to 1 minute 30 seconds, with one take only. You can't know your exact questions in advance, but you can practice first with the same format and real questions reported by applicants.
Read more about how the Kira assessment works and how to prepare for a Kira interview.
How long is the LBS Kira assessment?
The LBS Kira assessment has 2 questions, with 45 seconds to prepare and 1 minute 30 seconds to answer each. That is about 5 minutes of timed questions, plus a short system check at the start.
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