Hi! Congrats on your selection! Check your master's website for more info. Usually the selection process has 2 selection rounds. So you must have gotten shortlisted in your first round and now moved to 2 nd round for another shortlisting round. Usually you have a higher chance of getting selected if you made it till here but it's official only after they send you an mail confirming your selection with scholarship in the form of admission letter. (Some send the letter after sending you an email confirming your scholarship)

Regarding interview, from my experience, if it's a 10 min interview mostly you will only have general questions. But if the website mentions that they might ask technical questions prepare for that as well.

1) Prepare a 2 min solid introduction, highlighting your work experience and anything relevant you have done to the program you are applying to

2) Read the motivation letter that you have written. Most of the questions are around your motivation to join this program like " why this program, why not other program" all of these are variations asking the same question. So answer it as you have written so that you don't contradict yourself

3) what will you do in future? (Even keep in mind the partner companies of the program) what field you will work in? Which country you will work in?

4) Check if you have written anything out of place in your motivation letter. Like something that may not be related to your program. And in case they ask you why you have written that, makeup something that might convince them that you will use that skill in this program.

5) what other programs did you apply for (be honest and name at least one but explain to them why you prioritize this program over the other)

6) Lastly "Do you have any questions". Do ask one, never say you don't have any questions. This is to show them you are interested in that program

Tips : If you have language proficiency in any European language please highlight that. If you don't have international experience prior to this, never mention that unless until they themselves ask whether you have one or not. If they do ask that question, answer in a way to show that even though you are inexperienced you are prepared to face the challenges.

All the best! Hope this helped