Which of the following is NOT among the four question types that may be asked in an interview?

• A. Situational
• B. Behavioral
• C. Panel Interview
• D. Informational

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is telling apart kinds of questions from how an interview is conducted. Situational questions look at how you would handle a hypothetical scenario, revealing your problem-solving and decision-making approach. Behavioral questions ask you to share specific past experiences to show how you’ve acted in real situations. Informational questions aim to gather factual details about your background or about the role. A panel interview, however, describes who is asking the questions—the setting where multiple interviewers participate—not a type of question itself. Because the list refers to question types, a panel interview doesn’t belong there, making it the correct choice for what isn’t a question type.