biomedical engineering interview at imperial

Hi, I recently did a Bioengineering interview at Imperial so here's what to expect. For the face-to-face stage, be prepared for the general interview questions (Why Imperial, Why Biomedical Engineering), brush up on your knowledge of your personal statement and refine your skills/knowledge in your subjects (Maths/Physics) as you will be asked a technical question on them. For the group activity stage, the interviewers aren't expecting you to be prepared for it and just want to see how you tackle a given problem with other interviewees. Additionally, try and be relaxed before the interview as they would be quite welcoming to you and generally want you to have a good time during the session. Wish you good luck.

Hi, I recently did a Bioengineering interview at Imperial so here's what to expect. For the face-to-face stage, be prepared for the general interview questions (Why Imperial, Why Biomedical Engineering), brush up on your knowledge of your personal statement and refine your skills/knowledge in your subjects (Maths/Physics) as you will be asked a technical question on them. For the group activity stage, the interviewers aren't expecting you to be prepared for it and just want to see how you tackle a given problem with other interviewees. Additionally, try and be relaxed before the interview as they would be quite welcoming to you and generally want you to have a good time during the session. Wish you good luck.

Hi, I recently did a Bioengineering interview at Imperial so here's what to expect. For the face-to-face stage, be prepared for the general interview questions (Why Imperial, Why Biomedical Engineering), brush up on your knowledge of your personal statement and refine your skills/knowledge in your subjects (Maths/Physics) as you will be asked a technical question on them. For the group activity stage, the interviewers aren't expecting you to be prepared for it and just want to see how you tackle a given problem with other interviewees. Additionally, try and be relaxed before the interview as they would be quite welcoming to you and generally want you to have a good time during the session. Wish you good luck.

The interview was face-to-face - inside imperial’s campus?
I have also applied for biomedical engineering and haven’t heard from Imperial yet.

Thanks for the advice. I've got a physics mock exam the day after my interview, so I've been working on my subjects anyway. Best of luck, I hope you got in!

Hi, may I ask what time did the in-person interview actually start during the applicant day and did you get the interview at the department of engineering? This is my first time in Imperial so thanks a lot for your help

Sorry I should've been more clear it was online, I was referring to the personal interview stage (I have edited it now). As February is the last month they hold interviews I'm sure you will get an interview invite soon!

Thanks for your clarification. Hope you get an offer from them!

Hi,

I've got an interview for biomedical engineering at imperial. I've never done an interview and I was wondering what the best way is to prepare for it? and what are they looking for in the group task?

Hi,
I've got an interview for biomedical engineering at imperial. I've never done an interview and I was wondering what the best way is to prepare for it? and what are they looking for in the group task?

Hi! If you dont mind answering, what a-levels did you do? Thanks 🙂

Hi! If you dont mind answering, what a-levels did you do? Thanks 🙂

Hi,
I did Physics, Biology, Maths and EPQ. I went on to do this interview and get an offer! But on results day I narrowly missed the offer conditions of A*A*A
and the offer was taken back 😭😭. It's amazing to look back a year later and still see this form active. I've long made peace with the rejection and have just finished my first year doing Biomedical systems engineering at Warwick Uni 🙂

Oh i am sorry to hear, but you still are in a very good uni ! Hope it is going well!
If you dont mind please could you tell me what sort of super-curriculars you did for biomedical engineering? Thanks 🙂

Hi, I recently did a Bioengineering interview at Imperial so here's what to expect. For the personal interview stage, be prepared for the general interview questions (Why Imperial, Why Biomedical Engineering), brush up on your knowledge of your personal statement and refine your skills/knowledge in your subjects (Maths/Physics) as you will be asked a technical question on them. For the group activity stage, the interviewers aren't expecting you to be prepared for it and just want to see how you tackle a given problem with other interviewees. Additionally, try and be relaxed before the interview as they would be quite welcoming to you and generally want you to have a good time during the session. Wish you good luck.

Hi, are there any official mock interview questions from previous years that I can prepare for or read through on the ICL webpage? I really want to know what I should expect from the interview.