<p>to apply in tatkal Annexure “I” and ANNEXURE ‘F’ certificates in needed.</p>
<p>I am also suffering from Crohn’s Disease, will this affect my career and admission in U.S college.
Should I consider this as advantage or disadvantage.</p>
<p>Hey guys, you DON’T need a passport for AP registration. I just registered for APCSA last week without a passport, all they asked me was to bring my school ID(and my UID).They just want a “legit” identification of yourself. So,don’t freak out over the whole passport thing :)</p>
<p>Passport is required before your AP exams in May, and not for registration for APs!
Find out the procedure for “Tatkal Passport.”</p>
<p>International Student Admission Statistics at MIT.
According to my study
3,930 students apply as freshman for fall 2011 at MIT
and accepted 147 i.e 3.74% was the acceptance rate.
And for Transfer
459 students apply for fall 2011 at MIT
and accepted 18 i.e acceptance rate was 3.92%
So how you think which one is tougher.</p>
<p>^^ That is just for internationals, I didn’t see the stats for transfer students. Correct me if I am wrong, I think that MIT accepts only accept about 20 transfer students. </p>
<p>mitadmissions.org/apply/process/stats</p>
<p>@Mrinal2207
check here for transfer stats
[MIT</a> Office of the Provost, Institutional Research](<a href=“http://web.mit.edu/ir/cds/2011/d.html]MIT”>http://web.mit.edu/ir/cds/2011/d.html)</p>
<p>^^The link u gave shows only the stats for transfer applicants, acceptance rate being 3%</p>
<p>And that data set is for all students, not only international ones.
Ultimately, its ur choice :)</p>
<p>above results clearly says that only 1 student from each country can get accepted into MIT.
This means to get into MIT one should stand out of billion crowds.
Really most competitive.</p>
<p>akietta, the acceptance rate for all transfer applicants is 3%. Not only international ones. This compared to the acceptance rate for all freshman applicants, which is just over 10%, is very, very low.
And where does it clearly say that only one student from each country can be accepted? Please back up your statements with actual facts.</p>
<p>@reichstag
can you provide me the name of AP centres.</p>
<p>hey akietta, I PM’d you</p>
<p>well, if they take only one student from each country, im sorry i know the guy who got in transfer this year from India</p>
<p>@iamthebist
My apologize sorry.
My fate will decide in may so I am bouncing to transfer to freshman and so forth.</p>
<p>can I switch from Mathematics to EECS’s in transfer.
Though Caltech requires higher Maths and Physics in 1st year at college, I could not find colleges with that curriculum. If you know some colleges then please suggest me.</p>