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Does the date matter?

Does it matter whether i choose march or april or june or whatever? I was originally going to pick july but then i thought most people would also pick july since they are in holidays and obviously cuz its the summer. Since most of us would pick july i assumed people who had picked june-july would have a lower chance to be picked. So i went march. Is this a valid decision? Am i an idiot?

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u/ARHANBABANIZ — 10 days ago

LOOKING TO JOIN A DISCOVEREU GROUP OCTOBER 2026

Hey everyone! I’m an 18-year-old from Romania applying for the October 2026 DiscoverEU round, and I’m looking to meet a few other people from different EU countries who are also applying this round.

I originally applied solo, but I’d love to join/form a group with people around my age who are interested in actually travelling together and meeting new people.

A little about me:
From Romania
18 years old
🎓 Currently in 12th grade
🎵 Into music/producing
🏋️ Into fitness
✈️ Really interested in travelling around Europe

I love talking to new people and I love exploring, going out, discovering new cities in europe that I have not been yet to, I’m very adventurous and I’d go literally anywhere just to see where I’ll end up.

I'd like to find 2-4 people and form/join a group with, so that I won't have to travel alone😭😭😭

If you're interested, comment or DM me so that we can get to know eachother!

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u/ImTheRealMatix — 11 days ago

How does traveling as a group work with DiscoverEU?

Hi! Me and a few of my friends are planning to apply for the DiscoverEU program, and we’re a little confused about how the group/travel arrangements work. I’d really appreciate it if anyone who has already participated in DiscoverEU could share their experience and explain how everything works, especially when traveling with friends. We’d love to know what to expect before applying!

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u/Correct-Lie4989 — 11 days ago

Help with the subsidiary question

Hey everyone, I was thinking of applying but I am very unsure what to answer on the subsidiary question, the question is “How many applicants this round have a phone number ending with 26?”. I was thinking about 3100, is that too less, too much?

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u/Elt_Eliot — 13 days ago

What is your final guess for the subsidiary question? (Phone number ending in 26)

>Hey everyone,
Now that the applications are closing, what is your final estimate for the tie-breaker question?
Most of the mathematical calculations based on previous rounds (around 220k-240k applicants) point towards the 2,200 - 2,400 range because of the strict 1% probability.
Drop your exact numbers below, let's see who gets the closest! Good luck to all of us!

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u/babakerkem01 — 11 days ago