Engineering Paris
How to apply?
Prepare for the interview
A single interview for all the schools that have shortlisted your application.
If your application is shortlisted by one or more partner schools, you will undergo only one interview.
This interview is shared by all the schools wishing to further consider your application. It allows you to present your background, motivation, and study plans, while simplifying the process.
What can you expect?
- 30-minute discussion
- In French
- Online or in person at one of our interview centers worldwide, depending on the admission campaign arrangements.
What schools assess
During the interview, the jury will particularly assess:
- Your motivation for joining an engineering school in France.
- Your academic background and your scientific and technical knowledge.
- Your study and career plans, and the coherence of your application.
- Your personality, curiosity, and ability to communicate and thrive in a demanding environment.
- The alignment between your profile and the engineering programs offered by the partner schools.
FAQ
Yes. If one or more schools wish to proceed with the review of your application, you will be invited to participate in a joint interview.
The interview generally lasts about 30 minutes.
No. You only have a single interview, even if several partner schools have pre-selected your application.
The interview takes place in French.
Depending on the terms of the campaign, the interview may take place online or in person at one of our partner centers worldwide.
Each school reviews your application and interview results before making its admission decision. You will be notified of the results according to the campaign schedule.
Any unexcused absence from the interview is considered a withdrawal and results in the discontinuation of the review of your application.
The jury is composed of representatives from partner schools and/or their alumni.
Tips
- Be clear about your project.
- Explain why you chose France.
- Highlight your experience and skills.
- Support your answers with concrete examples.
Be authentic, structured, and convincing.