I quit JEE coaching at the start of 12th grade and applied overseas. I got offers from a few universities in the UK and US, but finally landed a full scholarship at HKU. Feel free to ask anything—you're welcome to drop your doubts, I'll be happy to help juniors or anyone who's switched tracks.
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What are their acceptance criteria?
Guys, please share everything:
1) Academic background – JEE scores, board results, and the admission criteria.
2) How you got in, why you chose it, and since when you're there.
3) What opportunities are there, which course you're doing.
4) How's life in HK? English works, right? What's the vibe?
Most important – how much does it cost, fee structure, all that.
I've asked a lot already, but if you can add more details, please reply.
Send me your CV.
What are your SAT and IELTS (or TOEFL) scores?
Provide more details if you want us to trust your claim.
Did you submit IELTS, etc.? Any extracurriculars? Did they ask for any extra documents during the application?
Bro dropped a massive bomb and then vanished from the comments as if he never was there.
These days, even without studying much, you can get into a top foreign university.
Bro, when you start an AMA, you also have to answer the questions.
Hey buddy, first of all, congratulations!
I have a few questions:
1) How did you study—self‑study or any online coaching for SAT and IELTS? How did you polish your English?
2) What was the cost of the four AP courses?
3) How many extracurriculars did you take?
4) How did you prepare for the AP subjects and exams?
5) Which syllabus did you follow—CBSE, ICSE, IB or IGCSE?
6) What's the process to apply to these top‑ranked universities?
7) Are there any application fees?
8) How tough is the IELTS?
I'd really appreciate your answers, OP.
All the best and keep shining! ✨