A guide on how to get into Cambridge! How to ace the application process for a master's program, how I wrote the personal statement that got me into Cambridge (IN YOUR OWN WAY), my interview experience.
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🤫 Secret tips from a Cambridge graduate who completed an MPhil in Machine Learning and Machine Intelligence at Cambridge University from 2020-2021.
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0:12 Overview
1:08 My background
1:36 How to choose uni
3:33 How to choose master's program
6:02 Entry requirements
8:25 Acceptance rate
9:58 Personal statement tips
12:44 Small break
13:14 Application process & timeline
14:33 Interview process
16:49 To be continued...
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A guide on how to get into Cambridge! How to ace the application process for a master's program, how I wrote the personal statement that got me into Cambridge (IN YOUR OWN WAY), my interview experience.
Part 2 ► HOW TO GET INTO CAMBRIDGE (Part 2)✨ Choosi...
Part 3 ► HOW TO GET INTO CAMBRIDGE (Part 3) ✨ 2022 ...
🤫 Secret tips from a Cambridge graduate who completed an MPhil in Machine Learning and Machine Intelligence at Cambridge University from 2020-2021.
Hope this video helps. Good luck with applying to university, my friend! 🤞
💡 SUBSCRIBE:
For more quality content ► https://www.youtube.com/c/GigaGab?sub...
📚 MY COLLEGE EXPERIENCE:
Day in the life of a Cambridge student ► A DAY IN THE LIFE of a CAMBRIDGE STUDENT 👩...
Dorm room tour ► DORM ROOM TOUR 🛌 CHEAPEST vs. MOST EXPENS...
💜 FOLLOW FOR A GOOD TIME:
Instagram ► Instagram: giga.gab
⌛️ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:12 Overview
1:08 My background
1:36 How to choose uni
3:33 How to choose master's program
6:02 Entry requirements
8:25 Acceptance rate
9:58 Personal statement tips
12:44 Small break
13:14 Application process & timeline
14:33 Interview process
16:49 To be continued...
🔮 RELATED TO:
how to get into cambridge, cambridge uni, essay that got me into cambridge, cambridge acceptance rate, cambridge dorm tour, dorm room tour, uni room tour, master's program, master's degree, mphil in machine learning, applying to college, college acceptance reaction 2021, college acceptance reaction
🎵 MUSIC CREDITS:
Music by WABI SABI - kaleidoscope - https://thmatc.co/?l=294B9391
Music by Mr. Jello - Friends Forever - https://thmatc.co/?l=5228A3FB
Music by Naomi - Candy - https://thmatc.co/?l=B8F4A3F1
1. Put the important equations from the paper on your slides for the interview, so you could refer to them if asked
2. Examples of questions that the interviewer(s) may ask:
- Would variable A increase/ decrease if we change variable B?
- What does the equation imply?
- Give an example in real life of the noise variable (or any other variable mentioned in the paper)?
These interview questions aim to check the interviewee’s understanding beyond what’s written in the paper directly. Therefore, I suggested in this video to work out the equations in the paper in advance to ensure I understand the key concepts, and think about the real life applications.
How I approached this type of mathematical questions (if I don’t immediately know the answer) is to state where I could infer the answer ie. Which slide and equation, explain what the variables and equations on my slides represent, communicate my thought process clearly and eventually work out the answer. Hope this helps! 😀