By the way, I am soooooo grateful you made this video it's very difficult to get in and you making this video is just amazing since I'm also focussing on mechanical engineering.😊
For the physics question the trick is in inclinig the book to a certain angle where the object is going to fall down and that is the trick in this question
100% right about knowing where you're going. If I hadn't attended an open day I would have panicked trying to get around the University I'm attending and the stress would have ruined my interview. Great video 👍, very funny and useful.
Hi! I will have an online interview for the master's in fluid mechanics at Imperial College. They say that will assess maths and basic mechanics concepts. Do you know what topics would be assessed for the master degree? Thanks for your answer
Hi thanks for your detailed sharing! I wonder if there's any Imperial-specific question in the interview? Like why you choose to go there etc. I would really appreciate your answer!
Hi Claire, I don't think there was any questions about why I wanted to study at Imperial in my interview. However, "why do you want to study here?" is a relatively common introductory interview question and one I'd imagine Imperial could possibly use, so it's worth having a think about if you do have an interview there.
I have a question. I recently got my predicted grades (A*AA). Imperial doesn’t do BEng Chemical Engineering anymore and MEng requires A*A*A. I’m wondering if I should still go for it or apply for a different course.
First of all please email them and ask about this particularly. Who knows,they might be very informal and straightforward with you and advise you not to apply as you might get rejected right away without interview and waste one place for university applications. Or, they might tell you that they will still consider your application if other parts of it are found to be competent.
@@sakshamkapoor697 I’ve checked their website and it says that they go through applications of students who have a minimum of AAA (reject below that) and that they give offers of at least A*AA. I’ve emailed them but due to Covid they might not respond to it or do it late. So I don’t really know what to do.
Thanks for making this video! Do u think it is necessary to send a follow-up email to the interviewers, mainly expressing gratitude and explaining why I failed to answer some of the questions?
Which candidates get an interview will be chosen depending on the strength of your application (grades, personal statement, etc.), so not everyone gets one. Most of those invited to interview will receive an offer, however the interview aims to verify student's interests and see how they would perform at Imperial.
Hey there. I’ve just started year 12 I’m currently doing 4 A Levels which I enjoy however I’m worried I’m putting myself at a disadvantage if I’m not doing Further Maths? How important do you reckon is the subject when deciding between applicants?
If your applying to a subject like maths/physics/Engineering/computer science at a Russel group, further maths is recommended so it may put you at a disadvantage
By the way, I am soooooo grateful you made this video it's very difficult to get in and you making this video is just amazing since I'm also focussing on mechanical engineering.😊
Thank you! Glad you found it useful :)
For the physics question the trick is in inclinig the book to a certain angle where the object is going to fall down and that is the trick in this question
100% right about knowing where you're going. If I hadn't attended an open day I would have panicked trying to get around the University I'm attending and the stress would have ruined my interview. Great video 👍, very funny and useful.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed! :)
Bruh i got my imperial interview in 5 hours wtf
How did it go?
@@krishvids608 it went well, i actually got an offer :)
@@sacajd well done!
mine is tomorrow lmao
@@소영-o2p i applied on Oct 15 and I got my offer on Dec 7 :)
Hi! I will have an online interview for the master's in fluid mechanics at Imperial College. They say that will assess maths and basic mechanics concepts. Do you know what topics would be assessed for the master degree? Thanks for your answer
What about studying English for international students before join to the college of aeronautical engineering
What should I do if the physics/maths question is about something I haven't learned at A level yet?
Hi thanks for your detailed sharing! I wonder if there's any Imperial-specific question in the interview? Like why you choose to go there etc. I would really appreciate your answer!
Hi Claire, I don't think there was any questions about why I wanted to study at Imperial in my interview. However, "why do you want to study here?" is a relatively common introductory interview question and one I'd imagine Imperial could possibly use, so it's worth having a think about if you do have an interview there.
Great vid! Are there any other physics pre university books you would recommend? specifically any books that focus on electrical engineering? Thanks!
Hello, I thought everyone had to do an admissions test for Mech eng at mperial???
Is this where darth vader got his degree?
Alas, no. Would be a pretty iconic alumnus if he did
I have a question. I recently got my predicted grades (A*AA). Imperial doesn’t do BEng Chemical Engineering anymore and MEng requires A*A*A. I’m wondering if I should still go for it or apply for a different course.
i would say go for it!! no harm in trying:)
First of all please email them and ask about this particularly. Who knows,they might be very informal and straightforward with you and advise you not to apply as you might get rejected right away without interview and waste one place for university applications. Or, they might tell you that they will still consider your application if other parts of it are found to be competent.
@@sakshamkapoor697 I’ve checked their website and it says that they go through applications of students who have a minimum of AAA (reject below that) and that they give offers of at least A*AA. I’ve emailed them but due to Covid they might not respond to it or do it late. So I don’t really know what to do.
@@yuppyduky1977 thank you :)
Thanks for making this video! Do u think it is necessary to send a follow-up email to the interviewers, mainly expressing gratitude and explaining why I failed to answer some of the questions?
no lol
Does every applicant get an interview or is it chosen randomly?
Which candidates get an interview will be chosen depending on the strength of your application (grades, personal statement, etc.), so not everyone gets one. Most of those invited to interview will receive an offer, however the interview aims to verify student's interests and see how they would perform at Imperial.
Hey there. I’ve just started year 12 I’m currently doing 4 A Levels which I enjoy however I’m worried I’m putting myself at a disadvantage if I’m not doing Further Maths? How important do you reckon is the subject when deciding between applicants?
If your applying to a subject like maths/physics/Engineering/computer science at a Russel group, further maths is recommended so it may put you at a disadvantage
After doing graduate diploma in business in london can i get admission for msc in imperial college london without gmat?
What did u get in GCSE and alevel?
Hello how can i contact you
Was the interview really hard for mechanical engineering?
How can I contact with you
I can't understand your accent😅😂😂. It is quite difficult. May allah help me to get into this college ...
He has one of the most proper and clear English accents there is. I guarantee you 90% of people are more difficult to understand than him in the UK