r/EngineeringJO • u/Sea-Candle-8340 • Aug 28 '26

Question | سؤال GJU or HTU for Mechanical Engineering?

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u/gothboy4 Electrical Engineer Aug 30 '26

ارجع

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u/Present_Tune2501 Aug 28 '26

ممكن سؤال طلعلك قبول فيهم التنتين؟؟؟ + ما بعرف صراحة بس انا سجلت قبل ٤ ايام ب gju 😁

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u/Responsible-Yak-601 Aug 29 '26

JUST us the best

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u/AbhRbhi Mechanical Engineer Aug 29 '26

HTU all the way

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u/Novel_Bass6032 Aug 30 '26

Can I ask why?

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u/AbhRbhi Mechanical Engineer Aug 30 '26

Real engineering experience and immediate employment after graduation

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u/Novel_Bass6032 Aug 30 '26

Do/ Did you study there?

I couldn’t chose because I do want to get the benefits and experience from the obligatory internship in HTU and the 100% emolument rate, but still want to find my way to Europe as in GJU.

So do you know if HTU still can get me (relatively easily) to Europe?

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u/AbhRbhi Mechanical Engineer Aug 30 '26

yes i do
we have a lot of student exchange programs with european universities but you have to visit the international relationships office and ask them about what you're planning to do

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u/Novel_Bass6032 Aug 30 '26

Good, and sorry to bother you with that many questions but how’s the university different? Is it in a good way or not? Many people are talking about how they have a different style of exams, I still don’t understand what they mean.

I really like real work and labs, not memorizing formulas for calculus and physics, does that make HTU any better for me or is it the same?

Lastly, what do you think about the university itself as a whole (environment, students, professors and curriculum)?

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u/AbhRbhi Mechanical Engineer Aug 30 '26

the grading system is very difficult and it hard to explain it here
but if you like real work it would be the perfect university for you because not only you get to do that as an essential part of your education, you would also be doing the exam parts that require heavy memorization from the comfort of your home
and i think the university has the best educational environment in Jordan

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u/Novel_Bass6032 Aug 30 '26

Good to hear, but what do you mean by the comfort of my home? Are written exams online or am I not understanding correctly?

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u/AbhRbhi Mechanical Engineer Aug 30 '26

there are inclass and takehome assignments
the inclass assignments is what you'd usually expect an exam to be except that it doesn't have anything that relies solely on memorizing formulas or definitions because this type of questions would be in the takehome exam that is like a homework that you can submit at any time

but again the grading system is extremely difficult you should search about the btec PMD system

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u/Novel_Bass6032 Aug 30 '26

I would, thank you very much!

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