Imperial MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering Students, Applicants & Offer Holders

Hello. This forum is for the prestigious MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering at Imperial.
If current student please write about your experience in the course (people message you and would be helpful)
If applicant please write about your current course and university, as well as your predicted grades
If offer holder, CONGRATS, please write about your offer conditions

Hey, Applicant here, completed my Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering in 2021 from the National University of Sciences and Technology.
Applied to Imperial for the MSc AME program and submitted complete application on 16th March 2023. I would really appreciate a timeline of your application process and also wanted to know if their is an interview involved.

Hello. This forum is for the prestigious MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering at Imperial.
If current student please write about your experience in the course (people message you and would be helpful)
If applicant please write about your current course and university, as well as your predicted grades
If offer holder, CONGRATS, please write about your offer conditions

Is there somewhere I can find the degrees that previous successful applicants did? I've been offered a great opportunity which involves a degree in electronics engineering, but am unsure of if I'll want to pursue a mechanical engineering MSc after. I wouldn't have covered stuff like fluids or materials but I'm more interested in sustainability and electric vehicle technologies so would choose those type of modules. The entry requirements say a first in a science or engineering bachelors but I was wondering what the ratio of mechanical:non mechanical students is.

Unfortunately I don’t know and I doubt there is any official way to find out. Realistically, I believe mechanical engineering students are more likely to be accepted because of the strong background and their knowledge on core mechanical engineering areas. However, this shouldn’t discourage you as the MSc is open to all degrees. I believe if you achieve a strong higher first (78+) and show engagement you will definitely be considered. You can also spend some of your free time learning Thermofluids because they are important, especially if you want to deal with energy and sustainability. But the MSc is very broad so there are other areas that you might be able to focus with an alternative BEng

Unfortunately I don’t know and I doubt there is any official way to find out. Realistically, I believe mechanical engineering students are more likely to be accepted because of the strong background and their knowledge on core mechanical engineering areas. However, this shouldn’t discourage you as the MSc is open to all degrees. I believe if you achieve a strong higher first (78+) and show engagement you will definitely be considered. You can also spend some of your free time learning Thermofluids because they are important, especially if you want to deal with energy and sustainability. But the MSc is very broad so there are other areas that you might be able to focus with an alternative BEng

Is that the grade that your offer was based on, a higher first 78%

If you could run me down from start to finish the process that would really be amazing. I am a third year student in mech eng and graduate in 2024. Id love to apply to imperial come October. For example what made you standout, is experience crucial (as I dont have any at the moment) and also if possible a structure that i could follow for my personal statement.
Many Thanks