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Technical Presentation for C. Eng

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Hi,

May I request you to share your experience and please advise for final technical presentation/interview  for C. Eng?

I have very specific queries

1. How many PPT slide it should be. any range?  

2  Should I explain in brief about my current job profile including brief of the projects with which I am currently involved.

3. All the 17 attributes should be in order in PPT slides?

4. Should I explain only one particular engineering solution to cover up all 17 or 5 major attributes or I can explain all of my activities or responsibilities as and where applicable against the C Eng attributes.

5. May I add any short video file duration of 2 to 3 minutes in my presentation to introduce my job profile?

6. Should I keep ready all the soft copy of supporting documents like training certificates, appreciation certificates and letters, evidence of engineering details for innovative solution?


With best regards

Tushar  Kanti  Mondal

B Eng. MIET

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    Hi Tushar,

    Most of the answers to your questions are in the guidance available at https://www.theiet.org/career/professional-registration/getting-help-with-your-application/your-professional-review-interview/ (download the guidance notes for the list of answers) which states things like 'no more than five slides'. I would not recommend a video as the interviewers are interested in how you present things, not in whether you can get a video to run (see point 4.6 of the guidance), though there is nothing to say you can't present a video.

    With regard to the last question, it is certainly worth having copies of supporting documents to hand, but I would recommend keeping them to one side unless there is a need to bring them out to answer a particular query from the interviewers.

    Once you have read through the guidance, I would suggest coming back here with any further queries you might have.
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    Hi Tushar,

    Most of the answers to your questions are in the guidance available at https://www.theiet.org/career/professional-registration/getting-help-with-your-application/your-professional-review-interview/ (download the guidance notes for the list of answers) which states things like 'no more than five slides'. I would not recommend a video as the interviewers are interested in how you present things, not in whether you can get a video to run (see point 4.6 of the guidance), though there is nothing to say you can't present a video.

    With regard to the last question, it is certainly worth having copies of supporting documents to hand, but I would recommend keeping them to one side unless there is a need to bring them out to answer a particular query from the interviewers.

    Once you have read through the guidance, I would suggest coming back here with any further queries you might have.
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