Admissions Entry to MIT and getting scholarship.

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To study at MIT, applicants must be aware that the institution provides financial aid solely based on financial need, without offering merit or athletic scholarships. MIT commits to meeting the full financial needs of undergraduates for all four years. However, the competition is intense, with only about eight students from India admitted annually, as indicated by the low number of Indian undergraduates currently enrolled. Prospective students are encouraged to thoroughly research the application process and financial aid details available on MIT's official website and EducationUSA. It is emphasized that if a student gains admission to MIT, they will likely be able to afford attendance due to the financial aid offered based on family income. The application window opens soon, making it crucial for interested candidates to prepare accordingly.
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I am a student from India , and i wish to study at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
I am 12th passed , from CBSE board.
Also because of my economical conditions i would need some scholarship to study there ...
what should i do ... please help...
 
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To get into MIT, you should apply to MIT. The application window's going to be open within a few months.

There is a wealth of information on this subject on MIT's website and EducationUSA (not specific to MIT, but general information about studying in the USA). Most people who apply have actually read through this and looked for their information on their own. Why don't you? It's not very hard to find. Sure, it takes a lot of time and it's annoying but it's something you do for yourself.

Heads up: if you can get into MIT, then you can afford it. They offer financial aid based on your family's income.
 
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