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by AppReview » Tue Aug 11, 2009 3:04 am
Hi,

Generally, schools evaluate you at various levels. At the first level is the country (Eg: If you are from India, you would be competing against high scoring candidates typically), then Asians and then the overall picture of the entire class. In fact, schools look for a certain set of criteria which the school would like to have in each candidate. Only then are the other stages ever evaluated.

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by eric68508 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:23 pm
AppReview wrote:Hi,

Generally, schools evaluate you at various levels. At the first level is the country (Eg: If you are from India, you would be competing against high scoring candidates typically), then Asians and then the overall picture of the entire class. In fact, schools look for a certain set of criteria which the school would like to have in each candidate. Only then are the other stages ever evaluated.

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Thank you for your reply,
May I ask for those who come from a smaller country?
Will the adcom group every asian that are not from India,Mainland China and Japan in a same pool?
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