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UofT Engineering · Question 2
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When have you encountered an idea that challenged your assumptions, and how did you respond to it?

68Your score · target 90+
  • Intellectual curiosity79
  • Logical presentation72
  • Use of examples64
  • Conciseness57

Your answer

“I like engineering because I'm good at math and science.”

Suggested phrase

“I built a small solar charger and wanted to know why it failed.”

One real example says more than a general claim.

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“My solar charger kept cutting out on cloudy days. I logged the voltage for a week and rebuilt the regulator, and it's run my bike light since.”

Your progress · same question

54 → 82+28 since your first try
44programs
3,000+questions
CASPerMMIGraduate & MBAJob interviewsIELTS Speaking

What your report scores

Each answer is scored on these, then you see which points pulled the score down.

Content

  • Logical presentation
  • Relevancy
  • Use of examples
  • Critical thinking

Delivery

  • Clarity of speaking
  • Speed of talking
  • Pitch and consistency
  • Conciseness

Competencies

  • Intellectual curiosity
  • Resilience
  • Initiative
  • Team collaboration
  • Leadership potential

Questions from the bank

A few real questions you can practice now.

UofT Engineering CREATE & DEEP

When have you encountered an idea that challenged your assumptions, and how did you respond to it?

Systems Design Engineering

Tell me about a time you had to learn a new technical tool or concept quickly in order to contribute to a project or team?

Nursing

Tell us about an experience that you did not expect to enjoy, but did.

Three steps. About ten minutes.

01Pick your interviewYour school, program or role.
02Answer on cameraTimed, like the real thing.
03Read your reportEach fix is written for your answer.

Programs you can practice

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Questions

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Which programs can I practice for?

Engineering, health sciences, commerce, nursing, architecture and more, including programs at McMaster, UofT, UBC and Waterloo.

Are the questions specific to my program?

Yes. Each program has its own question set and scoring, so you practice what that program tends to ask.

Can I practice video introductions?

Yes. Several programs ask for a recorded introduction, and those are in the bank too.

How long does a practice interview take?

About ten minutes for a full set, and your report is usually ready about a minute per question after you submit.

Scores and feedback are for practice. They don't predict or guarantee an admission, test result or job offer.

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