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Does anyone here know any person who got an admit for Masters in EE?

Is this mentioned on their website? If it is a fact then they should put it out there so that people with a GPA below 3.7 don't waste their time applying there. Just saying. My GPA is 8.8/10. I don't know how they evaluate GPA's that are on a scale of 10.

@ARJS That's not the baseline but rather the average GPA of admitted students in EE. It simply means that some admitted students have a GPA less than this average and some are above it.

@Fa91. Could you kindly provide your profile? GRE/TOEFL, work exp, etc Thank you

Does anyone have any idea about how KAUST treats GPA's that are on a scale of 10 instead of 4? Do they use some conversion formula or simply consider the applications on a case-by-case basis? My CGPA is 8.8/10

Which program? When did you have your interviews?

Who all here are applying to MS in EE??

Congratulations, rudychin

Yeah, that is another trouble about delayed responses. One isn't left with many choices. The uncertainty is too much.

Fellows, where else are you all applying or have applied? Edulix doesn't have any members who are considering/have considered KAUST, etc.

Electrical Engineering.

I don't care if they select or reject me; I just want them to inform me about their decision as soon as possible. I am really terrible at this waiting business.

@[Fa91] Which program are you applying in?

Their process seems sort of random. I don't see a general pattern here. Anyways, the wait is killing.

I've applied to the MS in Electrical Power Engineering program at RWTH Aachen and the SENSE & RENE programs through the KIC InnoEnergy initiative (my uni preference has been KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm). If I'm granted an admit at both which one should I choose given that my intended career path is research oriented. I know I'm speaking in advance but it could serve as a future reference as well. Thank you for your time. Best regards.