<p>i am aplying to MIT tihs year
i did a lot of research on wireless on a local shop
i did a lot of community work in religious places
i can produce synopsis of my research work
but problem is that i dont have any certificate of above mentioned activities
What do i should do?
plz guide me
should i apply to MIt?
how i can achieve certificates</p>
<p>I'm not sure what you're asking, but if you're thinking you must produce paperwork to "prove" you participated in your extracurricular activities, that's not the case. Certainly not for the application: you list your activities and level of involvement there, but are not asked to attach any sort of proof or "certificates". If there is some question about the activity or your participation in it, someone from Admissions would contact you and ask for more information, at which point you can discuss what sort of documentation they would like and try to get that. Don't worry about it ahead of time.</p>
<p>As for whether you should apply, well... no one can tell you what to do. If you feel it's a good fit, and you are ready for the challenge and excited about it, and are passionate about things that you can pursue at MIT, and can't wait to be part of the community there, you should apply. The one thing for sure is that if you do NOT apply, your chances of acceptance are zero percent. ;)</p>