<p>i want to get admission in MS Astronautical engg.
i’m a final year aeronautical student from india.
my grades are not good but thats only because of my poor hand writing.my potential is very high and one of the best of my university.
i just want to be a part of MIT!
please suggest me the appropriate and effective way of getting in?</p>
<p>Why do you think you’re one of the best in your university?</p>
<p>If you have concrete proof of this, put it in your application.</p>
<p>yeah i will do that.
i always participate in all the events and discussions and all my teachers admit that they never saw anyone like me before.i can solve any puzzle or problem.but these things i can not mention.
so please suggest me something instead of testing me!</p>
<p>I mean, that’s the thing - if you’re as good as you say, you probably have the proof to put it in your application.</p>
<p>If your grades are poor, but your teachers are impressed with you and your ability to problem solve, you should be able to get some very good recommendations out of them. You can also use your problem-solving abilities to work on a great project to show Admissions.</p>
<p>i was waiting for that answer.
i am working on a project now.and yes they will surely mantion that in my LOR.
so what i wanna ask that is that enough?
grades dosnt matter?</p>
<p>please also tell me about fee structure and scholarships??</p>
<p>I mean, of course grades matter. Every part of your application matters - that’s why you’re turning them in. If your grades are bad, you probably want to explain why on your application (“poor hand writing” doesn’t make sense to me). Is it impossible? No. Is it unlikely? Yes. It’s unlikely that any particular person will get into MIT, though, but it’s worth a shot.</p>
<p>The most important thing is that you have other plans if you don’t get into MIT.</p>