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TUM MSPE Interview Questions
TUM MSPE Interview Questions
Following are the questions which were asked during the MSPE interview. Keep in mind that the
technical questions are just for having an idea about your basic knowledge. I think the decisive factors
for your selection in interview would be how effectively you convince them about your motivation to
come to MSPE, TUM and Germany. Your confidence and attitude matters a lot. If you have cleared the
first stage, 75% of your work is done. You need to be positive for clearing or scoring good on the
interview.
Dont expect that if you are from mechanical background you will only be asked mechanical questions
or vice versa. They expect you to have a very basic idea of the other related subjects also.
General Questions
These are the most important questions and they should be answered confidently and precisely.
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Other questions related to your CV and your motivation letter. Write down the answer of the above
questions on a piece of paper and while giving interview on skype, you can keep that with you in
order to answer the questions confidently and in a prepared style.
Technical Questions
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These are also from your cv and the basic concepts of important terms of the subjects related to your
degree. Last time there were also questions from Mathematics regarding integration or derivaties of
very common funtions.
- Mechanical
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1- Rankine cycle
2- Combined cycle
5- Share of conventional and renewable energy in total generation capacity for Pakistan / Germany
(see wikipedia for all the statisctics)
9- Vibration system
11-Laws of thermodynamics
- Electrical / Electronics
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1- Ohm's law
3- Basic electronic devices and their functions (transisitor, diodes, thyristors etc.)
17- Servomechanism
22- What type of battery is used in solar power panels and in automobiles?
- General Mathematics
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1- Integration of (1/x)
2- Derivative of (e^x)
3- Fourier Transform
4- Integral of cos x
6-Laplace transform