What kind of students get selected as transfer applicant In universities like Harvard, Caltech, Stanford etc. ?

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Asked by Kanan Naik
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Roshni Choudhary
7 years ago
Hi your query is not really very clear because you are asking about transfer applicants but in general in Harvard caltech and Stanford you the people like home the people who have great profiles can easily get into these the Universities and the all the best.

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See if my 10th standard and 12 standard marks are not good but B.Sc. First year marks are good and extracurricular is damn awesome will I get into Caltech or somewhere?

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