GHOSAP Posted July 1, 2021 Posted July 1, 2021 Hello everyone, I would like to apply Phd in probability for fall 2022. I don't have a traditional background, therefore I would like someone evaluate my profile. Since there's a lot of uncertainty in 2021, much of the information here have their uncertainty as well. However I will update the information when the things are certain. Also any advice is appreciated. Undergraduate institution: Chennai Mathematical Institute Major: Mathematics and Computer Science GPA: 7.5/10(overall) Math course: Probability Theory(A),Stochastic Proceses 1,2(A both), Analysis1,2,3(B), Complex Analysis(B), Algebra1(B), Dicrete Math(AB), Enumerative Combi, optimisation(B) Graduate: Indian Statistical Institute Major: Statistics Grade: 77% in 1st semester Courses:- Probability, Measure Theoretic Probability, Analysis1,2 , Statistical Inference, Optimisation Course plan to take in fall 2021: Functional Analysis,Time Series Analysis, Fourier Analysis, Martingale Theory, Large Deviations,(for spring 2022- Weak Convergence, Brownian Motion, Percolation, Branching Process, Ergodic Theory) Research experience: None Projects:- Random Walks and Electrical Networks, Random Graphs, Large Deviations LoR: Not yet decided GRE: Not taken(may take it in 2021) GRE math: Not taken(may take it in 2021) Award: Two year scholarships for full time master student and three years for bachelors type of student: International Asian male Type of PhD: Math ,Statistics Research interest: Probability and Stochastic Processes Can anyone kindly suggest me where I should apply for Fall 2022? Thanking You in advance
Stati Posted July 11, 2021 Posted July 11, 2021 There is a ton of open points in your profile. Try to get as high GRE/TOEFL scores as you can. Regarding GRE, Q168-170 and V155- would be good scores for Asian students. Besides, you will definitely need research experience to get accepted from top 50. One of my Asian friends got accepted from outside top 50 with 2 decent papers. But the good news is ISI is one of the best Asian schools and has sent many students to the US. That means, once you have at least one manuscript along with a strong LOR, you are likely to get accepted from top 50 (Pittsburgh, UC-Irvine, UT-Austin) or luckily top 30 (UC-Davis, UF, OSU, UIUC). Try to find a former student in your school who has a similar background to you and see what they got.
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