Accepted to direct doctorate program and will be taking the offer. Bachelor's from top 1 CS school in the US. I have two publications, one in a top conference in the field, and I believe good matching to my advisor and their research area led to my acceptance. Interviewed early February.

From a German university, but not a highly ranked one like TUM or KIT (QS around 450). TOEFL 106. Two letters of recommendation—one might be strong, but I’m not sure what "strong" means in this context. Research experience includes a research internship at MPI, one year as a TA, and one year working at a research institution. Started working in a lab this fall. My Statement of Purpose might have been good, but I have no real benchmark for comparison. Honestly, I didn’t expect to get in, especially after reading the rejections here. My grades are generally strong, but my transcript isn’t perfect—there’s a small note, more of a detail, that I thought might get me rejected. My worst grades (2.0 and 1.7) are in math-related subjects, so I was worried that might hurt my chances. Still a bit surprised, but I’m excited for the opportunity and will do my best! From a German university, but not a highly ranked one like TUM or KIT (QS around 450). TOEFL 106. Two letters of recommendation—one might be strong, but I’m not sure what "strong" means in this context. Research experience includes a research internship at MPI, one year as a TA, and one year working at a research institution. Started working in a lab this fall. My Statement of Purpose might have been good, but I have no real benchmark for comparison. Honestly, I didn’t expect to get in, especially after reading the rejections here. My grades are generally strong, but my transcript isn’t perfect—there’s a small note, more of a detail, that I thought might get me rejected. My worst grades (2.0 and 1.7) are in math-related subjects, so I was worried that might hurt my chances. Still a bit surprised, but I’m excited for the opportunity and will do my best!

Student from a lesser-known university in Rome Had the following experiences: - 1 internship lasting 3 months at MBDA - 6 months of coding school - 3 months of an intensive, work-driven course with GARR - 6 months of work experience at Reply One strong letter of recommendation and one good letter of motivation.

No GRE submitted, 3.7 GPA in Electrical Engineering at UW-Madison. Two great LOS from high achieving faculty within the ECE department. One of them I completed research with, publication after submitted application. Quantum technology courses taken throughout final two semesters.

GPA is Masters.

Bachelor's degree at german university

8.7/10 European Uni

Canadian student

ETH undergrad.

28.02/30 from Italian university. BSc in Energy Engineering.

BSc in Data Science and AI in the Netherlands, ranked 8th/200, got accepted into statistics

29.92/30 from a mid tier italian university, basic research experience, exchange at T20 globally

350 in QS, GPA 9.5/10, Rank 2/50; summer internship at a Canadian uni, bachelor's thesis at CERN + American ivy, working as a research engineer full-time (since the past 6 months) at a London uni (top 10 QS); a lot of practical experience in theoretical CS (type theory, formal verification), scientific computing and HPC (maintaining open-source software, 2-3 software papers and conference proceedings, internships, work ex); strong SOP, strong LORs. Accepted for the Computational Science and Engineering program.

anyone from India got accepted?