Hi! Unfortunately I am not familiar with the AES procedure. However, maybe this link can help you: www.delftprep.nl/resources/the-ultimate-guide-2024 In CSE we only received information about the specifics of the exam much later (January). If you have registered on Studielink and gotten an application number I wouldn't worry. They may simply not have released or finalised information yet. I hope this helps!

Hi! Unfortunately I am not familiar with the AES procedure. However, maybe this link can help you: www.delftprep.nl/resources/the-ultimate-guide-2024 In CSE we only received information about the specifics of the exam much later (January). If you have registered on Studielink and gotten an application number I wouldn't worry. They may simply not have released or finalised information yet. I hope this helps!

@@brokkolingo7636 Hi! Congratulations on getting into Delft! Since I’m a Dutch applicant I can’t speak for international students but even as someone who is multinational I do think Delft provides many opportunities to make connections within your bachelor and outside it. Personally, I went to both the pre-university social events called the EJW and the OWEE which is where I met my friend group. However, since everyone in my bachelor is really friendly and supportive I didn’t have any trouble making friends during the school either. As long as you’re brave enough to start a conversation, most people are happy to make a new friend :) I also decided to join a sports association which meant I also got to meet a lot of new people there. I’ll be making a video about social life at delft soon! Most definitely after midterms though. Hope this helped :)

on top of that, I want to ask how many internationals are there? is it international friendly?

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@@shuhanyuan9999 Yes, the majority are internationals

Thank you soo much!!! Appreciate your effort 💪💪💪

@@shuhanyuan9999 No worries! I appreciate your support!

@@autism-sv9fn I’m not familiar with jee, but I would recommend you do the EDX Course anyways as it’s one of the best resources out there

I hope this won't be too much but can you share how life is in Tudelft? Hows social and academic life?

@@shuhanyuan9999 Hi! Thanks for the support! I will be making more content in the next few weeks regarding social and academic life :) It is taking a little longer than expected because studying at Delft is definitely a lot of work! If you turn on notifications for my channel, you'll be notified when I post new content!

@@badiurobert5960 Hi! Don’t feel pressured to start studying right now, your English exam is the first step and most important. If you don’t pass that, you cannot even take the exam. So, that’s my recommendation It is also possible to start studying in January. You are the best person who can decide when and how you want to start. You can also just dedicate an hour per weekend to read a bit of Reasoning and Logic, or do a few math problems, etc. Ultimately, you decide!

​@itsVidhisVibes I understand, thank you so much. Your videos really helped me to organize my time through this school year to study for the entrace exam and my finals

You're very welcome :) I'm so glad my videos helped you, that was the reason I started this channel! Thank you

Nu trebuie să înveți nimic acolo la logică un pic și gata

@@andrei_ds Pai la mate am inteles ca e materie de liceu, dar ar merge sa fac cursul de pregătire ca sa ma familiarizez cu termenii în engleza. Ești la facultatea asta?

Hi! I would recommend that you start in September because then you have a longer period to revise. It's also easier to plan your study schedule because you can also plan to study for your school's final exams. Essentially, the earlier the better.

@@itsVidhisVibes Thank you so much!

@@SohelHashmi-u2h Hi! You can check on this website: www.tudelft.nl/en/onderwijs/opleidingen/bachelors/ae/bsc-aerospace-engineering/from-application-to-enrolment/tuition-and-fees

@@debasishmohanty7940 Hi Debasish! They have both online and physical exams. If you are living in India you can take the online exam. The mathematic syllabus is similar to the IB diploma but the other two are completely new

@@itsVidhisVibes where to get the syllabus / course material for entrance test.. kindly help me

@@debasishmohanty7940 Hi, you can find them on the Delft website: filelist.tudelft.nl/TUDelft/Onderwijs/Opleidingen/Bachelor/Computer%20science%20engineering/selectieprocedure/2.%20Matching%20_%20Selection%20BSc%20CSE%202024-2025_01.pdf Or there's a link in the description of the video. I hope this helps! :)

Hi Sanvi! The environment of the university is really nice. There are a lot of like-minded people and the majority is kind, friendly, and welcoming. There are many indian students, so that's not a problem. We have a community here and we also celebrate Diwali, Holi, Ganpati, have garba celebrations, etc. I didn't take the IELTS because I went to an English medium school. Hope this helps!

Thank u so much ❤.. pls let me know the acceptance rate after taking the cst exam and also brief about the procedure of OSE as mentioned in the brochure..

@@sanvimukherjee5002 hi i am an indian too i will be applying to the bsc cse program too

Hi Sidharth, the CST is difficult but it is possible to achieve good results if you study well! The other major factors affecting your administration are your high school diploma, English proficiency, and financial situation (TU Delft does not have scholarships). Other universities you can apply to as backup/ research are: TU Eindhoven, TU Twente, UVA (University of Amsterdam), Leiden University, and Maastricht University. These are also in order of how much I recommend you applying, with TU Eindhoven as second best after Delft.

@@conutnut2693 Hey, thanks for commenting! Finding housing / student rooms are extremely hard. It’s also why I recommend applying for housing before the entrance exam in my video.

@@itsVidhisVibes YEAH before i thought if i pass the selection exam then they will offer me a student room. However i seems like that is more for international students and i'm counted as dutch . I have just registered room ( a website) today , but i dont know is it early enough for next school year, because i would like to study computer science at delft as well

@@conutnut2693 Hi! Considering that many people underestimate housing, I think you'll be okay. However, students in the top 550 rankings are also offered housing from TU Delft DUWO if they have registered. This is a MASSIVE advantage and the rooms are also really nice for a good price. So also make sure you are in the first cut off if possible.

@@itsVidhisVibes wait! so if i pass the selection test ( in top 550) , then Tu delft will offer me housing? i thought that is only for international student? If that is true , then it will be much better ,

@@conutnut2693 i think that priority is given to international students but yes. If you’re in the top 550 AND you’ve applied for housing via delft then it’s a hell lot easier to find housing

Hi! I would say the first thing to check would be if you are allowed to apply for a bachelor's study at Delft. Some universities in The Netherlands don't allow you to study for bachelors if you already have one, As for degrees and transcripts, I think your university transcripts should be fine as they are your latest academic report. However, if you have a doubt during the admission process you should email: [email protected]

@@itsVidhisVibes thanks very much for your reply.

@@iamvijayl215 Hi, unfortunately I don’t know much about the masters program because I’m a first year bachelor. In the bachelor it didn’t matter what your school ranking was, only how well you performed in an entrance exam. I’m not sure what the process for Masters is :(

Oh ok it's fine.

@@jedan-9758 Yes ofc! My Instagram is @vidhi.khakhar

@@itsVidhisVibesHi Vidhi , You’ve accepted my request but I can’t message unless you follow me back lol . Sorry for bothering you 😂

@@jedan-9758 it should work now 😭

@@timstols2626 Thank you so much! I really appreciate it 😁

@@kamalikavaishnavi231 Hey! Yes there are many Indian applicants.

@@itsVidhisVibes if you dont mind me asking, what about the bachelor?

@@kamalikavaishnavi231 To be completely honest many Indian students apply but not many get in. Most of the Indian students who get in are those who live outside of India. This is because many Indian school diplomas are not accepted and it’s a lot of extra work to be able to attend the bachelor. Many applicants need to take an English proficiency tests, supplemental exams, and need to prepare for moving to a completely new continent. This process does get a little easier if you went to an English medium school though. Unfortunately I don’t have any statistics for you. Luckily, there’s a TU Delft Indian Students Association, group chats, and community. There are also many Indians in Delft and The Netherlands as a whole. We even have Indian festivals like Holi, Diwali, Navratri, etc ☺️ and Indian classical dance, art, and singing studios

First of all, thank you so much for making these videos. I also just wanted to know if there was any way of contacting you privately

@@kamalikavaishnavi231 My pleasure! Yes, you can contact me via email or Instagram. @vidhi.khakhar Or [email protected]

@@timovanasten Thanks! I had no idea that it was EJW tradition until much after the fact 😂

@@blueworks1822 Hi, that’s absolutely fine. You can apply during this session and submit your proof of enrollment and your grade report for now. Then, you can just send the diploma as you receive it. I had the same problem and I was able to submit it after I had gotten accepted. This is the case for most applicants as they are still finishing high school when they apply! As long as you submit sometime before university starts it’s completely alright! There will be more information during your application process and in the application software called Ossiaan.

Thank you!!! One more yes, is it like very competitive to get into a numerus clauses program especially aerospace engineering. Do you feel that delft really excels at it?

@@blueworks1822 Yes! It is very competitive. There are usually 2000+ applicants. However, in terms of education, ranking, and facilities I would say that Delft is one of the top universities in Europe. Or even the world.

Hi! Good to see you again. The Matching part of the selection process does not affect your selection at all, it's simply a way for you to understand what the bachelor is about and how good of a fit you are for it. Ultimately, it is your decision if you apply though. The Teamwork Assignment is a fun puzzle activity you do with other applicants. There's no way to prepare for it beforehand and it's just an activity to help you get to know like-minded people and to challenge your teamwork and critical thinking skills. The survey contains a few questions about your expectation for the bachelors at TU Delft including some motivation questions. This also does not affect your ranking. I hope this helps!

@@itsVidhisVibesThank you very much. And how about the personal statement, it’s not required right?

@@souloflife6727 Hi, you’re right a personal statement is not required.

@@shuhanyuan9999 Hi! This is the link to the booklets, on the website they are called “brochures”: www.tudelft.nl/en/onderwijs/opleidingen/bachelors/computer-science-and-engineering/bachelor-of-computer-science-and-engineering/from-application-to-enrollment/selection-procedure#:~:text=Matching%20%26%20Selection%20procedure,-The%20procedure%20consists&text=Your%20performance%20in%20the%20Selection,Reasoning%20%26%20Logical%20Thinking%2C%203. I hope this helps and thanks for the support! 💗

Hi, thanks for commenting! The TU Delft selection (and elimination) process is based on your performance on three exams: 1. A Maths Test 2. A Reasoning and Logic Test 3. An Algorithmic Thinking Test I have made videos on how you can prepare for these on my channel. The elimination is based on the fact that only the top-performing students are offered a place in the study, this is calculated using a z-score as I explain in the video. However, you are only allowed to take these tests if you have a valid high school diploma, if you don't then you must indeed complete the first year of university in your country similar to Delft Computer Science and Engineering (like you have found out). As far as I know you only need to successfully pass your first year and mathematics classes- I'm not sure about the GPA. In summary, Yes TU Delft has a maths test they require and I don't know if you need a *specific* GPA to be able to take the exam, you should email the TU Delft contact center. If you have any more questions about the elimination process I would be happy to help!

@@Bornalideb-e1p Hi, great to hear you are planning to apply to cse! I have resources for all three components on the exam in the videos on my channel including worksheets. You have check if you are allowed to apply via the link in the description (check diploma validity and language proficiency)

Hi, thanks for commenting! Unfortunately, I don't know much about the Dutch visa process. This is something you would have to research yourself.

@@GSevern-vc5nj Hi, yes of course! As long as your diploma is considered valid by TU Delft and you meet the language proficiency you can apply. You can check these conditions here: www.tudelft.nl/en/education/admission-and-application/bsc-international-diploma/admission-requirements#c425362

Hi! Congratulations on completing your 12th. TU Delft does not take students in the middle of the academic year so you would have to wait for the next application round for all bachelor studies. My advice is to start preparing for your entrance exams! Since you are already finished with school, if you start studying now, you will have an advantage compared to students who study for the entrance exam and school exams. In Computer Science and Engineering, many applicants take a gap year to study for the entrance exam early because there is such high competition for the international track. I go into detail on how I studied for the Computer Science and Engineering Exams on my KZbin channel. Let me know if you have any more questions!

@@itsVidhisVibes thank you for replying and my small request to make a video on Where to study and how study for entrance exam with screen share 😄

@@Fafyuuuu56899 Ofcourse, I'm happy to help! In this video, I introduce the entrance exam and explain that there are three components of the exam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5e6moKbl6aslcUsi=RLcRcZ1MGkyJnUjf Then, I have also made three individual videos that go into more detail on each component and have screen share! Mathematics exam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZjXpIBmh6-Eb7ssi=W2PTxebUlYdxwNAa Reasoning and Logic exam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKbTi5ltasSpisksi=mZtDabPgmzaN9cAM Algorithmic Thinking exam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKbTi5ltasSpisksi=mZtDabPgmzaN9cAM Is there anything you would like more specifically? I also offer tutoring for the entrance exam if that's what you're looking for.

@@itsVidhisVibes yuppp..!! thank you and please do tutoring 😄

@@Fafyuuuu56899 You can reach out to me via [email protected] if you’d like tutoring 😌

Hey! Thank you for commenting! I'm good, how are you?

@@itsVidhisVibes do you have Instagram I want Ask you

@@TarikMai-hv5fi Hi! Yes I do. My instagram is @vidhi.khakhar

Hi! You do not need a particular gpa, you just need to meet the admission requirements that you can find on the TU Delft website or in the description of this video.

Hi! Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, I will not be making a video on job opportunities in The Netherlands as that topic is extremely broad.

@@bzjkhgdk7415 Hey! Thanks for the comment :) You can check out the how I prepared for the mathematics exam video on my channel which shows exactly what topics you need to learn. It’s mostly calculus

Sure! Even though the CV does not affect your ranking at all, these are a few activities I included (Academic experiences) because I did not have professional work experiences at the time: My Mathematics IA, a research essay I wrote: (The Calculus behind the Technical University Delft’s Conical Library) A few summer school camps I had done Coding Projects (Web development, web-app, etc) Model United Nations Being an engineer on a Greenpower Benelux Race Team to build a battery-powered eco-car

Hi Ishaan! Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately, there is no official link to see the final rank. Moreover, students are still receiving offers. There is a discord that keeps track of this. Applicants can add their ranking and submit whether they are submitted or not. I also update the ranking in the description regularly, since I made this video, the latest ranking is 855.

Hi, thanks for your comment! As far as I know TU Delft does not offer any scholarships to bachelor students, only masters students.

@@itsVidhisVibes another thing i wanted to ask was are u allowed to earn through content creation on a student visa

@@itsVidhisVibes and are there good student jobs so u can earn some money while studying

@@arteverytime105 Unfortunately, I don't know what sources of income are acceptable or not acceptable for student visas as I was born and brought up in The Netherlands.

@@arteverytime105 Well... it depends on what a "good" student job is. There are plenty of opportunities if that's what you mean, for example, it's common to take a job in customer service (waitressing, cashier, shelf stocking, etc). However, there are also programming gigs or odd jobs like babysitting or dogwalking. A lot of people choose not to take a student job during the first year because of the BSA.

@@NooraAlmehiri Thank you 💗 The appreciation means a lot, editing is hard work 😭 but I am going to keep going :)

@@suave5605 Hey! Thanks for the comment. The TOEFL Exam is not necessary if you meet the English language requirements. If you have been taking English at a high enough level (whatever class is considered fluent in your schooling system) then it should be fine! I recommend finding your school system on the diploma requirements page on the website, it’ll really help you find the specific requirements. When in doubt, email the admissions office! I’ve heard that an Aerospace student had emailed the office and to test his English level they had quick phone call with him. They just asked questions like “what are your hobbies? Why are you applying? etc.” He passed the phone call with no problem and he didn’t have to take the TOEFL exam. When emailing the office, remember to tell them what level of English you took and the grade you received if it was a high one! Moreover, my school gave me a “language certificate” which was basically a letter stating that I was fluent in both Dutch and English based on the subjects I took and it was signed by my teachers. I’m not sure how much this might help you but it might be a useful addition to your email. I hope this helps 💫

@@flyerk6581 Hey, congratulations!! I’m glad you made it despite the logic and reasoning hardships. Regarding your question, no I don’t! I’m learning it from scratch. I did my Computer Science IA in python 😌 You can find me on Instagram :) @vidhi.khakhar

@@go_ku-jr1jd I’m not sure. I don’t see why not. You should email the delft admissions office to ask, just in case.

@@souloflife6727 Hello! The entrance exam is required for all applicants, there are no exceptions because this alone determines your ranking. As far as I know TU Delft does not offer any scholarships to bachelor students, only masters students.

@@itsVidhisVibesThank you very muchh!!! It was very helpful 😊

Is SAT required?

@@souloflife6727 Nope! It isn’t required for most universities in the Netherlands

Hey, thanks for the support. I am glad to hear that! You can find the admissions requirements for any diploma here, including maths: www.tudelft.nl/en/education/admission-and-application/bsc-international-diploma/admission-requirements Since I did the IB, I only needed a 4 or higher in Math AA HL, which I achieved :) However, I have also heard of students who did not meet the requirements or took Maths AA SL but were able to take a supplementary maths exam and still join the bachelor study. In this case, you should email the admissions office! The Netherlands allows every applicant to apply for four universities: 1. Two numerus fixus which are universities where you have to get selected based on a specific selection procedure (like entrance exams or motivation letters) 2. Two non-numerus fixus which are universities where you get accepted if you pass high school, meet the admission requirements and show up for matching and selection activities. My applications were: Numerus Fixus: TU Delft - Computer Science and Engineering (ACCEPTED) Erasmus RSM - International Business Administration with an intention to take Computer Science as my minor. (ACCEPTED) Non-numerus fixus: TU Delft - Electrical Engineering TU Twente - Technical Computer Science I did not apply to universities outside of The Netherlands because my dream university for my bachelor's degree was TU Delft so I wanted to focus on that!😁 I hope this helps! 💫

@@itsVidhisVibes Thanks so much! Also, do you need any personal or supplemental essays? Any letters of recommendation perhaps? (Talking about the unis in Netherlands)

@@zhasminzh53 Every university has different requirements!! Most of the universities in The Netherlands do not accept letters of recommendation. However, most social sciences like economics, business management, and liberal arts do need letters of motivation. Unlike the UK, you don’t need a “personal statement”, instead you should be prepared for every Dutch university to have their own individual process. They’ll likely ask questions like “What made you decide to choose this bachelor at our university specifically? Answer in 250 words.” But once again, this is dependent on each university and course! You should check out the university websites, they often go in a lot more detail on the admissions process. TU Delft CSE does not need any motivation letters, but there is a motivation survey you have to fill in. But this does not affect your application whatsoever! I hope this helps! 💫

Hey! Thanks for asking! Indian student or not Indian student, as long as you study for the exams it is achievable! Preparation is key. If you have studied in the Indian system I don't think you will find the mathematics syllabus challenging for the CSE Exam, however, the AES exam is more challenging because the syllabus and style of questions are different. One resource that I found helpful for AES was this website: www.delftprep.nl/ The only challenge when applying from India is that you have to compete with international students for the CSE English tracks, so out of 1000+ applicants, there are only 275 seats for non-dutch-speaking applicants. (2024 statistics) Given that I haven't applied to AES, it would be difficult to make a video on the subject!

@@itsVidhisVibes thank u very much for the info

Thanks for your question! Absolutely, I will make one soon. 👍

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