u/Magnificent_Mat

Bonjour! J'ai été admis a l'ENSIMAG en formation ingénieur. Pour moi le coté international d'un environnement est très important pour que je soit épanoui, je parle anglais et chinois mandarin a un niveau C1 certifié et j'apprends le Japonais. J'ai passé l'année dernière a Paris pour mes études et j'ai justement beaucoup apprécié le coté international de la ville (surtout le nombre de chinois avec qui parler ahah)

Bien sur je ne m'attend pas a ce que Grenoble soit aussi internationale mais j’aimerais quand même vous demander des informations la dessus étant donné que je n'y suis encore jamais allé ? Surtout sur le nombre de chinois et d'internationaux en général.

Merci de votre aide!

Computer Science master student from France, C1 English C1 Chinese (self learned), I can also go to Universities in my country but theyre ranking is not that high (around QS 300ish)

Worried that Tsinghua might not really be worth for international students.

Hello! I am currently a third year computer science student primarly experienced in AI and Data at a pretty mid University in France, I speak Chinese at an around C1 level 9been learning for 3-4 years) and i've just received admission from a few Universities in France that are among the best in the country but not really known internationally, (around QS top 300 if it means anything), on the other end I also have been admitted at Tsinghua University with a full scholarship which is arguably the best University in China.

The problem is that I have heard that Universities in China are really not that prestigious for international students as it's way easier to get into, also I am wondering if the degree will be worth much in other countries because I don't really want to be forced to work in China all my life. My goal is to work in international companies or in the US and I don't really mind which country as long as it's interesting. If I stayed in France I have the opportunity to study my master will doing an apprenticeship which will give me roughly one year of work experience as an AI Engineer.

But going to China would also be the opportunity for me to become fully trinlingual by improving my Chinese, is there work opportunities for profile like me that speak French English and Chinese ?

Theoritically speaking if I didn't know any tactics, just the basic of opening and didnt take initiative much except some one or two movers move but never blundered a piece fork pin... and always find it when my opponents make this kind of mistake, what elo would I be ?

In other words at which elo do you think it's not just about making less mistake than your opponents and more about playing tactically