Has anyone registered for the 109th TOPIK at the Delhi centre? The queue is very long, and it's been three hours since registration opened. Should I leave the site or wait until my number comes up? My place is 1022😭😭😭
I'm from India, and I applied for GKS University Track 2026 and cleared the university interview round, but unfortunately, I did not make it through the NIIED round. I am trying to understand what went wrong so I can reapply stronger next year. (BTW, I even got selected in the embassy first round, but didn't pass the interview because I was nervous)
My concern is regarding my CGPA document. My university provides raw marks and percentages for my course and does not officially convert them to CGPA. When I requested a CGPA conversion certificate from my university, they refused, saying my batch is not under the new CGPA system.
As a last option, I had my CGPA conversion scholaro report certified by my college's registrar and submitted it to both the embassy and the university track.
My questions are:
Has anyone faced a similar situation where their university refused to provide a CGPA conversion?
Did getting CGPA certified by the college institute registrar instead of the degree-awarding university cause any document verification issues with NIIED?
Is the Scholaro report alone sufficient for CGPA conversion, or does NIIED strictly require a university stamp?
I had a strong research profile and cleared the university interview round, so I believe my rejection may have been document-related. Any insights from past scholars or current applicants would be really helpful.
Thank you so much in advance! 🙏
I applied for GKS University Track 2026 and cleared the university interview round, but unfortunately, I did not make it through the NIIED round. I am trying to understand what went wrong so I can reapply stronger next year. (BTW, I even got selected in the embassy first round, but didn't pass the interview because I was nervous)
My concern is regarding my CGPA document. My university provides raw marks and percentages for my course and does not officially convert them to CGPA. When I requested a CGPA conversion certificate from my university, they refused, saying my batch is not under the new CGPA system.
As a last option, I had my CGPA conversion scholaro report certified by my college's registrar and submitted it to both the embassy and the university track.
My questions are:
Has anyone faced a similar situation where their university refused to provide a CGPA conversion?
Did getting CGPA certified by the college institute registrar instead of the degree-awarding university cause any document verification issues with NIIED?
Is the Scholaro report alone sufficient for CGPA conversion, or does NIIED strictly require a university stamp?
I had a strong research profile and cleared the university interview round, so I believe my rejection may have been document-related. Any insights from past scholars or current applicants would be really helpful.
Thank you so much in advance! 🙏