Do you mean in an organisation, e.g HSBC graduate scheme?
My advice would be get good at psychometric tests by practicing them online
I deferred from a doctorate to an MSc and just got accepted onto a graduate program - as well as having a competing offer for more money!! I'm in engineering, though... I was lucky to say that I did an MSc with my time, it will be tricky to say what you did with yours if you want to cover it up.? Other than that just sell yourself - you are your most valuable asset!
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I agree with Sneaks, for most Graduate training programmes, having a relevant degree helps, but also being good at psychometric tests is just as important as some of them can require experience in uncommon areas of study.
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