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      PhD Studentship Interview

      10 Aug 2016
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Derby, England
      No offer
      Positive experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied through other source. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Rolls-Royce (Derby, England) in Aug 2016

      Interview

      Stage 1: Applied online. Stage 2: Asked to write a proposal to evaluate academic ability to conduct research Stage 3: Waited approximately 2 weeks for an answer. Stage 4: First interview with University: Behavioral Questions (easy & relaxed) Stage 5: Second Interview with Rolls Royce: Technical Questions (engineering background evaluation) Stage 6: waiting for decision Stage 7: International students must provide criminal record check and fingerprints.

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      Question 1

      Q1: If an automotive vehicle is designed and equipped with all its systems, what are the forces acted that may influence the car to reduce its velocity Q2: If the aerodynamic forces acting on the vehicle are proportional to the square of the Velocity, how could you increase the vehicle velocity Q3: Describe a time where you had to present a your work on a presentation to a group, what have you had to present, what questions you were asked, how did you answer the questions. Q4: a car is designed with 100 HP, driving by a velocity of 100 mile per hour, how many horsepower are required to double the car velocity. Q5: What do you know about components standardization. Q6: Describe components of a small nuclear reactor. Q7: Tell us how a small nuclear modular reactor work. Q8: What technology RR you think would use for small nuclear modular reactor Q9: Tell us how to convert the unused steam from the turbine to its original liquid state condition Q10: How to keep the water temperature at 300 C when the water has exited from the nuclear reactor
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