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4 months agoContributor-Level 8
Princeton University does not provide any merit-based scholarships to international students, but it offers 100% need-based financial aid to students. International students must demonstrate financial need based on family income or assets and submit certain documents such as the CSS profile, ISFAA, Princeton financial aid application, and more. There is no separate portal for scholarship application, students. The students who applied automatically are eligible for the scholarship if their family income is between INR 80L and INR 85L per year.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
The Princeton University acceptance rate for the class of 2028 stood at just 4.6%, suggesting that of every 100 students who apply to Princeton, only 4-5 students are likely to be accepted. This means that the admission criteria for Princeton University are extremely selective. Moreover, the acceptance rate has been dropping for the last few years, pointing to growing competition for aspirants.
The Princeton University acceptance rate for international students is about 2.1%, around half of the regular admission rate, meaning that Princeton is even more selective about its international applicants.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, the Princeton University is not the #1 higher educational institute in the world as per Shiksha Popularity Rankings. That honour lies with MIT.
Despite this, Princeton is still part of the most prestigious institutes in the country, a member of the Ivy League, the institute ranks #4 in the US & #11 worldwide as per Shiksha Rankings.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Both Princeton & MIT are among the toughest institutes to secure admissions at. Their low acceptance rate is down to the limited availability of world class resources, that are only accessible to the best qualified candidates.
As far as acceptance rates are concerned, Princeton has an acceptance rate of 4.62%, which suggests it only accepts on average around 4 applications of every 100 it recieves.
The MIT acceptance rate of 4-5%, is not too high than Princeton's & it can said that both are selective to pretty much similar extents.
However, it is marginally easier to secure admissions at MIT than it is at Princeton.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Both Princeton & MIT are among the top ranking higher educational institutions in the United States. Princeton securing a country-level rank #4, while MIT secures a US-wide rank #1 as per the latest Shiksha Popularity Rankings.
Students can choose factors such as location, acceptance rate, popular courses, rankings & tuition fees.
Given below is a comparison between them based on the above mentioned parameters:
Criteria | Princeton University | MIT |
|---|---|---|
Acceptance Rate | 4.62% | 4-5% |
Popular Programs | Computer Science, Economics | Computer Science, Engineering, MBA |
Tuition Fee (MS) | INR 43.5 L-INR 50.16 L | INR 35.7 L-INR 77.5 L |
Shiksha Popularity Ranking | #4 |
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7 months ago
Contributor-Level 10
Globally renowned for offering world-class programs, Princeton attracts bright minds from all over the globe. As per the Princeton University reviews posted by students on Shiksha, the university has obtained 5.0 stars for the quality of faculty. According to students,
- Faculty is highly-qualified;
- Professors are very welcoming and supportive;
- Student life is a combination of academic, social, and personal growth;
- Academic life is very competitive, fast-paced and challenging;
- From sports to education, everything is world-class;
- Has a very strong alumni network; and more.
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