Planning for MIT: Internships & MS in IT

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Start date Sep 26, 2009
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To gain admission to MIT for a Master's program, a strong academic record is essential, including perfect grades and advanced coursework in the IT field. Participation in extracurricular activities, such as winning competitions, is also crucial for enhancing your profile. Planning for internships that align with your career goals can provide valuable experience and strengthen your application. Focus on building a well-rounded resume that showcases both academic excellence and practical experience.

Sep 26, 2009

prashantgolu

hii i am currently studying in India .i am in IT branch and later want to do MS in MIT,,i am currently in first year..what shoul;d be my plan of action for going to MIT for internships and later MS?

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Sep 26, 2009

qspeechc

To get into MIT you firstly need perfect grades. You probably need t ace some advanced courses too, and have extra-murals like winning competitions etc.

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