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3 weeks ago
Contributor-Level 10
Without sugarcoating, Princeton University admissions are brutal and it follows a very tough approach to selecting the bright candidates.
The university uses a holistic and test optional policy but it is highly unlikely to get in with a SAT score of 1450 for Indian students due to high competition.
To get in, Indian applicants should aim for a SAT score of 1500 to 1570.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
To improve your chances at Princeton admissions, you should apply through the Single-Choice Early Action as it slightly improves your chances as the Princeton University acceptance rates are generally higher.
But apply for SCEA only when -
- Princeton is your absolute choice (you can't apply for any other university through early action if you apply here)
- Your application is fully ready by the November deadline.
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3 weeks agoNew answer posted
3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
At Princeton, Indian students can only go for a Fall intake for the UG and most graduate programs.
They do not have a Spring intake because the Princeton curriculum is very much structured, cohort based and focuses mostly on-campus community building.
The Princeton strict fixation to a single Fall intake is the result of multiple factors.
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a month ago
Contributor-Level 10
The Princeton Early Action deadline also known as Single Choice Early Action or Restrictive Early Action, is non-binding for all international students, including Indian applicants.
This means that the students are not bound to attend this school if they get in. They have until Early May to make a choice that is beneficial for these students to compare the financial aid offered.
The best thing? The students can apply to other universities while waiting for the decision.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
If you are an Indian student and wondering if Harvard is easier to get into than Princeton University, then please note that both of them are out of the hardest to get into. Also, both are part of the prestigious Ivy League.
Look at the pointers given below -
- While both of them are hard to get into, Harvard University is slightly harder to get into, with acceptance rates going as low as 3.63%.
- And the Princeton University acceptance rate stays at around 4.4% only. You have to be exceptional to get into either of them.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Masters' Union course duration for some of the top courses is as below:
Top Courses | Duration |
|---|---|
UG Programme in Tech and Business Management | 4 Years |
UG Programme in Psychology and Marketing | 4 Years |
UG Programme in Data Science and AI | 4 Years |
UG Programme in Finance and Economics | 4 Years |
UG Programme in Design | 4 years |
UG in Tech & Business Management (Illinois Tech, US) | 4 Years |
UG in Psychology & Marketing (Illinois Tech, US) | 4 Years |
UG in Data Science & AI (Illinois Tech, US) | 4 Years |
UG in Tech & Business Management (Griffith University, Aus) | 4 Years |
PGP Tech and Business Management | 16-24 months |
PGP in Technology and Business Management (Young Leaders Cohort) | 16 months (Experienced Leaders) & 24 months (Young Leaders) |
PGP in Human Resources & Organisation Strategy | 16 months |
PGP in Sports Management & Gaming | 16 months |
PGP in Applied AI & Agentic Systems | 15 months |
PGP in UI/UX & Product Design | 16 months |
PGP Bharat | 24 weeks |
PGP Capital Market and Trading | 16-24 months |
PGP Rise General Management | 12 Months (Incl. 2 Immersions) |
PGP Rise Owners and Promoters | Includes 2 International & 6 Domestic Immersions |
PGP Rise General Management (Global) | 12 months (Includes 2 GCC and 1 European immersion online) |
PGP in Entrepreneurship and Business Acceleration | 6 months |
PGP in Bloomberg Equity Research Programme | 12 months |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Masters' Union has different scholarships. The eligibility is as below:
| Scholarship | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Karthik Ramanna Merit-based Scholarship | Exceptional academic record and test scores |
| Rajni Thethi Scholarship for Women | Exceptional women candidates with significant achievements across domains |
| Mukund Rajan India bound Scholarship | PIO cardholders and Indian citizens studying abroad |
| Narendra Jhadav Diversity Scholarship | Candidates from low-income communities within India, as well as neighbouring countries, such as Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal, etc. |
| MU Scholarship for Exceptional Extracurricular | Exceptional achievements across extracurricular activities including dance, dramatics, debating, sports, non-profits etc. Masters' Union also offers Scholarships for Entrepreneurs |
| MU Scholarship for Young Leaders | Applicants must submit a 250-400 word essay detailing leadership roles, actions taken, and quantifiable outcomes achieved |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Masters' Union does offer scholarships to eligible students. The institute gives the following schemes:
- Karthik Ramanna Merit-based Scholarship
- Rajni Thethi Scholarship for Women
- Mukund Rajan India bound Scholarship
- Narendra Jhadav Diversity Scholarship
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New answer posted
a month agoContributor-Level 10
Masters' Union offers different PG programmes. These are as below:
- PGP Tech and Business Management
- PGP in Technology and Business Management (Young Leaders Cohort)
- PGP in Human Resources & Organisation Strategy
- PGP in Sports Management & Gaming
- PGP in Applied AI & Agentic Systems
- PGP in UI/UX & Product Design
- PGP Bharat
- PGP Capital Market and Trading
- PGP Rise General Management
- PGP Rise Owners and Promoters
- PGP Rise General Management (Global)
- PGP in Entrepreneurship and Business Acceleration
- PGP in Bloomberg Equity Research Programme
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