Do engineer candidates need to remember core engineering concepts for IIM Udaipur?

Yes, engineer candidates should remember core concepts from their degree because IIM Udaipur interviewers often dig into engineering fundamentals to test depth and intellectual rigor. The OP of this thread (ECE engineer from tier 1/1.5 state university) was asked: difference between Fourier Series and Fourier Transform, practical measurement of signal orthogonality, Eigen values, statistics strength.

1. IIM Udaipur at Rs 16L fees and Rs 18 LPA average evaluates: (
2. domain depth in engineering, (
3. ability to connect technical knowledge to business, (
4. humility when you don't know something. For ECE engineers, key concepts to revise: (
5. signal processing basics (Fourier, convolution, filtering), (
6. communications (modulation, channels, noise), (
7. digital electronics (logic gates, flip-flops, counters), (
8. semiconductor devices (diodes, transistors, op-amps), (
9. linear algebra (Eigen values, matrices). For mechanical: thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, manufacturing processes, machine elements.

For chemical: unit operations, process design, reaction engineering. For civil: structural analysis, concrete technology, surveying. For computer science: data structures, algorithms, database systems, operating systems.

Revise 3-4 core subjects in 30-60 minutes each before interview. Practice explaining concepts in layperson terms. Don't get defensive if you don't remember; admit cleanly.

For partial answers (like the OP gave for Eigen values), frame as "Partially, I recall that..." and explain what you remember. Check your eligibility at collvera.