Evaluation of Indian school marks for MIT

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That makes sense. And how many students do you think applied to Princeton last year? Is the number <1000?</p>

<p>Princeton had around 600 applicants last year. They admitted only about 9.</p>

<p>^…Pegging the acceptance rate for Indians at 0.015%. Holy Macaroni. Who says IITs are the toughest institutions to get admission at (with an acceptance rate of 2.2%)?</p>

<p>itsmylife99- go here <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/india/1006375-college-stats-our-country-class-2014-a.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/india/1006375-college-stats-our-country-class-2014-a.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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Please calculate the acceptance rate for internationals in IIT before making that comment.</p>

<p>@everyone - GUYS GUYS GUYS!!! Attention please. I know this guy from Patna, Bihar. His own brother is MIT’11. He himself will apply to MIT this year. Just check his application. It will BLAST your <em>ss if you are thinking for MIT’15 (DISCLAIMER: just to give you all an idea what sort of competition is there, and not to discourage nor show you down. BTW apologisation for vulgar but couldn’t resist the temptation :slight_smile: [</em>ss] )…
[Welcome</a> to the world of Sharad](<a href=“http://www.sharad.co.nr%5DWelcome”>http://www.sharad.co.nr)
&
[Sharad</a> talks…](<a href=“http://www.sharadtalks.co.nr/]Sharad”>http://www.sharadtalks.co.nr/)</p>

<p>Hats off… wowowowowowowooowowowowowwowowoowowooowoowoowowow
International Organisation President
South Asia’s Largest Student Organisation
Princetonians & Yalies Working Under
International Level Quizzer & Debater
Represented India in 13 International Conferences…
SHASHI THAROOR “PERSONALLY” sends him thanks request…
This is just a trailer… Movie to abhi baaaki hai mere dost…
Don’t ask how I know him… I just know him…</p>

<p>Kya baat, kya baat, kya baat… wowowowowowowowowo</p>

<p>My *ss is still paining… aww…</p>

<p>Dude, not everyone applying from India has such stats. It’s the rarest of the rare. I wonder how many high schoolers in our country get to represent India at International Conferences and rub shoulders with Shashi Tharoor.</p>

<p>@esconie If you haven’t left this forum then I had a question. Is it necessary to do Irodov for NSEP (I’m asking only for NSEP and NOT for InPhO/IPhO)? Are the problems in NSEP of Irodov’s level?</p>

<p>hmmmmmmmmmmmmm i agree with rohan (who is determinedly set for MIT & Caltech)…</p>

<p>This guy is impressive.</p>

<p>I think Shashi Tharoor must feel fortunate to have met Sharad and not the other way around.</p>

<p>If I happen to rub my shoulder with Shashi Tharoor, I will go straight Holy River Ganga and clean my shoulders to get rid of the filth. This guy grew up in a bubble, stayed in the bubble and … I would rather rub my shoulders with Lallooo.</p>

<p>I can get to meet Shashi Tharoor anytime I want. </p>

<p>Anyway,</p>

<p>Close relatives tell me that Laloo Prasad really knows how to speak good English.</p>

<p>Imagine Lalloo going to Harvard and IIM’s and talk about management! He is an overachiever. (Not saying that he is the model we should be after.)</p>

<p>@tippu - Isn’t the word “impressive” an understatement for Sharad Vivek Sagar…</p>

<p>@anirudh - how can u meet Mr. Tharoor anytime…Are u from a political background??</p>

<p>Shashi Tharoor became quite infamous after the IPL controversy. Really didn’t expect that from him. So I gotta agree with Tippu. And yes, impressive is an understatement. That guy is sure for MIT and all the Ivies imo.</p>

<p>@rohan - u from wich state???</p>

<p>West Bengal man. It sucks here. Schools don’t provide you with much EC opportunities.</p>

<p>Sorry, I am incapable of making graphic colorful statements like some of you.</p>