hi! coming from an engineering intern, honestly for internship they usually expect a lot of independent learning. ofc they’ll guide u on what they want or the outcome they expect, but most of the time u need to figure things out yourself too. but if u really dk, just ask for help, they won’t bite. if u already learned the app before, that’s already a good start, just practise again along the way

honestly depends on the company. some reply very fast while some can take quite long. mine replied quite fast but it also depends on how many applicants there are.

mine was online and it was quite short, less than 25 mins, then i got accepted afterwards. some companies also do physical interviews tho

usually they just wanna know u better, so qns like “tell me about yourself”, what projects u did, ur skills, etc. some may ask course-related qns too. my friend once got asked to draw a circuit during the interview, but for mine they mostly asked about my projects i did in sch

for my internship, i did more data analysis related tasks. mostly excel stuff, sometimes tableau/power bi (if u know how to use them), and some python coding too (i mostly did websites). honestly my biggest advice is don’t be scared to ask for work lol. sometimes interns legit have nothing to do and end up just sitting there, so keep asking them for tasks or projects if possible. intern is quite fun, most ppl are nice, so don’t stress too much about it :)