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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
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Getting admission in MIT or Stanford is not simple as you are thinking. For that you have to be best in following things:
1) SAT and TOEFL scores
2) Mid year school reports
3) Extra curricular activities
4) Personal essay
5) Recommendation letter
1) SAT and TOEFL scores
2) Mid year school reports
3) Extra curricular activities
4) Personal essay
5) Recommendation letter
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Shahrukh,
It's not easily to get admission in MIT, Stanford, CalTech or Harvard etc. You need to be excellent in your field. What docs you need is, your graduation certificates, LORs, SOP, entrance Score (GRE/GMAT and IELTS if required). Firstly, apply for entrance exam, they will send you that marks to that university. (You need to apply for your side). And if they found you eligible, they will revert back to you.
It's not easily to get admission in MIT, Stanford, CalTech or Harvard etc. You need to be excellent in your field. What docs you need is, your graduation certificates, LORs, SOP, entrance Score (GRE/GMAT and IELTS if required). Firstly, apply for entrance exam, they will send you that marks to that university. (You need to apply for your side). And if they found you eligible, they will revert back to you.
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Chetna S
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Remember, you are talking about Stanford here, world's most competitive university with the lowest acceptance rate. Unfortunately, your profile is not even close to the eligible criteria, your 12th grades are extremely poor and you are still in your first year B.A. You don't have work experience neither a GMAT score. Advise you to focus on your studies and get a job first to be MBA ready from abroad. If you are aiming for Stanford check their student profile and prepare accordingly.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Ravinder,
Deferred MBA at Stanford and most B-Schools are meant for students who are in their final year of their Bachelor's degree. No gaps will be accepted. You have to apply for the MBA programme during your final year, normally Stanford offers 2 year deferral during which you should gain work experience. On completion of your work experience you can join the MBA programme. Please read the instructions on their website. Its highly competitive and the acceptance rate is very low. You have to be exceptional candidate.
Deferred MBA at Stanford and most B-Schools are meant for students who are in their final year of their Bachelor's degree. No gaps will be accepted. You have to apply for the MBA programme during your final year, normally Stanford offers 2 year deferral during which you should gain work experience. On completion of your work experience you can join the MBA programme. Please read the instructions on their website. Its highly competitive and the acceptance rate is very low. You have to be exceptional candidate.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi Ashish, The Admission process of Stanford Universities not as difficult as it is stated. But one needs to be an extra ordinary student to get into this university. They should not only scoring good marks but also will have to be highly impressive in extra-curricular activities. All applicants applying for graduation degree must have given the SAT (critical reading, mathematics and writing) or ACT Plus Writing before applying to the university. They need to score well in the examinations. About Stanford University:
The SAT is refined and governed by the US-based College Entrance Examination Board. Implying that the College Board prepa
The SAT is refined and governed by the US-based College Entrance Examination Board. Implying that the College Board prepa
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kanishka Chandra
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Hi Ajay,
The fee for B.Sc in Agriculture for 1st year would be approx. INR 31000. Though the fees has not been disclosed by the institute. You can get in touch with the college officials for more information.
Regards.
The fee for B.Sc in Agriculture for 1st year would be approx. INR 31000. Though the fees has not been disclosed by the institute. You can get in touch with the college officials for more information.
Regards.
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Kunwar Bhanu Prakash VermaCivil Engineering NiT Agartala
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Lavanya Puri
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Hi Rajesh,
No, it is a regular course of 1 year duration. The university does not offer this course through distance learning.
No, it is a regular course of 1 year duration. The university does not offer this course through distance learning.
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