u/Sad-Scarcity-9827

this subreddit is supposed to serve a meaningful purpose to those serious about applying to colleges outside of India. but it’s SO constantly overfilled with people asking questions like “can I get into a top university with no qualifications and 65% in my 12th boards?”. they’ll often misspell every second word or the entire post would’ve been ai generated and clearly not looked over. oh and they ALWAYS think they’re capable of securing a scholarship.

there is real talent on this subreddit. real hardworking people who don’t think of going abroad as an easy way out. please stop with the low-effort nonsense posts so this can become a platform for legitimate advice and discourse.

my_qualifications: 12th graduate starting university in the uk

Literally my only deciding factor bw nus and the uk 😭

Edit: CHS (math)

CHS in specific

Just uploaded my results

When can I expect to hear back?

my_qualifications

Title. Something (decent, with facilities) close to the lectures. I don’t mind a bit of walking, but convenience is preferred.

Mathematics w Management and Finance at KCL and Mathematics w Statistics at Warwick

I know Warwick is reputed for Mathematics.
My question is, should KCL’s international prestige and location in London factor in my decision? Or does it not mean much?

Outside of the UK, would Warwick still be more targeted than kings for roles in IB/PE?

Or am I tripping

Asking to find out whether releasing offers over this weekend is a possibility

Did anyone get the link?????

Fuck u

Not just the rejections
The INSANE amount of alternate course offers???

Is this something that happens every year or are they tweaking.

Because the amount of maxed out candidates w Oxbridge imperial and lse offers getting rejected is insane

Why

im serious 😃

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