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Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

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السلام عليكم شباب، عندي مقابلة لمنحة طيران ويا Egnatia Aviation Academy ودا احضرلها هالفترة.

الإنكليزي عندي زين وما عندي مشكلة بي، وكذلك الفيزياء والكيمياء مستواي بيهن جيد، بس اريد اعرف شلون تكون صيغة الأسئلة الي غالباً تجي بالمقابلات هيج.

يعني هل تكون أسئلة مباشرة وبسيطة لو يحتاج شرح وتفصيل؟ وهل يركزون أكثر على الفيزياء والرياضيات لو على طريقة التفكير والثقة بالنفس؟

إذا احد عنده تجربة سابقة أو يعرف نوعية الأسئلة الي ممكن تجي أكون ممنون 🙏

Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I have an upcoming interview in Iraq for an aviation scholarship with Egnatia Aviation Academy, and I’m currently preparing for it.

My English is good and I’m comfortable with it, and I also have a good level in physics and chemistry. What I mainly want to know is the style and format of the questions they usually ask during the interview.

Are the questions usually direct and simple, or do they expect detailed explanations? And do they focus more on math and physics knowledge, or on confidence, communication skills, and the way you think under pressure?

If anyone has previous experience or knows what kind of questions I should expect, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

شباب هل مراجعة حسين الهاشمي تفيد ل الماقاري كلش ولا يعرف شنو هي الكيمياء؟

I took my dad's car out and turned the AC on max for about an hour-long trip. When I got home, I heard a hissing sound and popped the hood. The radiator was extremely hot, the water had almost completely dried up, and the engine belts and AC wires had totally melted. I honestly don't know how the car didn't catch fire. I've fixed everything except the alternator—it isn't putting out enough voltage. No matter how many times I swap it, it still doesn't work. I've checked the fuses and even tried a bypass from the battery, but nothing. Now I'm stuck with three alternators, two dead batteries, and one working one. How do I get this thing running again?

Ps: im from iraq and it's hot here and i think the problem started when my dad changed the engine belts from the original ones to these

Ps ps: when i stopped for 2 minutes before i reached home i left the car and the ac on and i think also that where it started