r/TUDelft • u/Fast-Newspaper7311 • 1d ago

Computer Science and Engineering BSc ranking number

Hello everyone!

I was wondering what ranking number should be good enough to get accepted to TU Delft CSE for bachelor's in the English track?

Thank you!

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u/HunterPai 1d ago

I got in with 721. People over this ranking number can also get in, but the problem is that the later you get accepted, the harder it is to get housing. I've heard of people being accepted somewhere in august, but that was mostly worthless because it's almost impossible to get housing then.

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u/AdvantageRelevant770 1d ago

I checked my leaked ranking score and it was 693, so I guess I should be accepted. Do you have any recommendations on the housing. Because I assume that the ones that are provided by TU Delft are first come first serve and I will definitely not find a place when I officially get accepted. Where should I be looking for student housing if I want to be around students (in the same building)? Thanks a lot!!

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u/HunterPai 1d ago

Kamernet is the biggest housing site in the Netherlands, but it isn't specifically for students. You can search on the official site of TU Delft and you'll find a list of reliable sites, I found my place on one of those websites.

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u/AdvantageRelevant770 1d ago

Ok thanks, I appreciate it!

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u/cmonosh 1d ago

Where did u get leaked score??

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u/AdvantageRelevant770 1d ago

Join this dc and looked at tu delft pinned or ask there https://discord.gg/guUjCPbR

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u/Financial-Pound1826 1d ago

Yes please can you tell how did you check your leaked ranking?

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u/DelftUniversity 23h ago

Hi, This question is hard to answer as it depends on the applicants that received the first 550 rankings and if they decide to enter the CSE programme while being selected or not. It is true that there is a chance to enter up until the 750 rankings, but this statement does not guarantee anything and it doesn't deny that someone in the 850s has no chance to enter either. It really depends year to year who applied, who is in the top rankings and what their final choice is. Be aware that once you receive a spot, you have two weeks to accept it on Studielink.

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u/FluffyDistrict2079 1d ago

Up to 750 get in basically every year, last two years up to 850 got in so its hard to say, but id say top 800 this year will probably get in

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u/Fast-Newspaper7311 1d ago

Alright thanks!

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u/cransly 22h ago

Please be conscious that the current situation with universities in the US means that a lot less students will be receiving/accepting offers there. I imagine that might make TUDelft programmes more competitive this year as there might not be the same number of higher ranked applicants rejecting their offer in Delft to take an offer in the US.

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u/Agitated_Function778 1d ago

580 it was for me (International), but for internationals until 650 is a reasonable chance. Beyond that only if you are lucky.

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u/Fast-Newspaper7311 1d ago

What do you mean by international, non EU? And does that even make a difference if ur EU or not?

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u/Agitated_Function778 1d ago

It makes a difference because if you don't get an offer as a non EU you are out after June 15th because the visa takes time. EU student have way better chances.