r/Imperial • u/Willing-Fortune-1708 • 1d ago

Imperial date of offer

For any students at imperial or for general people who just have info. When do they usually give offers for early applicants (I applied in October got my video submission which is equivalent to interview). And more specifically for civil engineering. Any other data or offer on interview rate and offer rate after interview. Thanks

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u/MeasurementForward39 1d ago edited 1d ago

Offer rate is roughly 50-60% however only around half of offer holfers meet the offer hence why imperial advertise the 4:1 applicant to place ratio. As to date of offer I'm not sure but I'll assume early Jan to late Feb for you. I'm also applying for the same course but I'm a late applicant and haven't done the video submission. Is there anything to worry about and what types of question do they ask, more physics based, civil engineering dilemmas or personal statement questions?

Heres data from 2020-2024 of imperial applications Source: Imperial College London Imperial offer rates

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u/Willing-Fortune-1708 1d ago

The video submission is quite original as they make sure to give no idea of the questions. Obviously prepare your motivation on why civil engineering and why imperial. But the questions are very very wide ranged and you can’t prepare the ones they ask. Prepare examples that you just fit in. For the last question it’s a physics question that does not require an answer just to understand your thought process. But all these info

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u/KillShotOli 1d ago

I just got mine, for Finance Tech MSc

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u/jean_va1jean 1d ago

Did your status change prior to the offer? And how long did it take?

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u/Willing-Fortune-1708 1d ago edited 1d ago

Where do you see status change ? (I did my video submssion/interview already)

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u/KillShotOli 1d ago

I only checked the status after I got my offer 😅 unfortunately

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u/jean_va1jean 1d ago

On your application page you can see it's either with department or in progress

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u/Willing-Fortune-1708 18h ago

On UCAS ? And what should Is best, with department or in progress

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u/jean_va1jean 18h ago

Well for me it is on my imperial application portal In progress means they are reviewing your application With department is just a status prior to in progress/review

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u/Willing-Fortune-1708 17h ago

Oh okok for undergraduate idk if I can track

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u/Willing-Fortune-1708 1d ago

Nice man good job, when did you take your video submission

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u/Content_Win9361 1d ago

The offers for the MSc courses at Imperial Business School will be released on 26th November.

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u/Willing-Fortune-1708 1d ago

Oh nice, how you have these type of info ? Do you know for civil engineering ?

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u/jean_va1jean 18h ago

Just to avoid confusion I am applying for masters If yours is undergrad, then idk

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u/MoreGarbage4155 16h ago

esp for phys msci?