Graduate School Admission Results

I was interviewed on 3 April by two Chinese professors. One of them (the senior and very aged one) asked a lot of theoretical questions, but I didn't understand his accent, as it was a pure Chinese English accent. Even after he repeated a question for the fourth time, I replied I don't know, though I didn't understand his question. The interview was around 45 minutes. It was my first interview, and I was just as nervous. After 22 long days of quietness, they replied, "No." I am sad. IELTS 7.0; Papers 3; No GRE, Centrally applied, BSc 3.32, MSc 3.25.

Reached to director on Mar and he said I was in top of waitlist, what can I say?

Got accepted to ILCC 3 years PhD program

I had to mail and ask. A professor agreed to host me for my phd, we exchanged a lot of emails and invited me to apply. Suddenly a month after application submission, he stopped all sorts of communications. As the general deadline was over I emailed grad school, who replied that I had no prior communications with any professor, so they cant consider me for this season. I have a better position though as of now, and am still waiting for a waitlist decision. A tough year to be honest.

One of the professors interviewed me whose research direction aligns with my current research, which actually made me confident to apply here. I even met him in person at IMECE 2024. I knew it would be hard to get in here because there are so few seats (not because your profile isn't good/competitive enough.)

One of the professors interviewed me whose research direction aligns with my current research, which actually made me confident to apply here. I even met him in person at IMECE 2024. I knew it would be hard to get in here because there are so few seats (not because your profile isn't good/competitive enough.)

One of the professors interviewed me whose research direction aligns with my current research, which actually made me confident to apply here. I even met him in person at IMECE 2024. I knew it would be hard to get in here because there are so few seats (not because your profile isn't good/competitive enough.)