u/Nervous-Beyond9325

Hi everyone,

I applied to Deakin University today for the Master of Business Analytics program and wanted to ask about the usual processing timeline.

For recent applicants:

• How long did it take to receive your conditional/full offer letter?
• Did Deakin ask for any additional documents after application?
• Was the process fast or slow compared to other Australian universities?

Would really appreciate hearing recent timelines and experiences from other students.

Hi everyone,

I applied to RMIT on 10 April and since then my application process has been very confusing.

Timeline:

• 10 April → Application submitted
• 28 April → Received mail asking to resubmit SOP
• Resubmitted SOP
• 8 May → Again received another mail asking to resubmit SOP
• Resubmitted again

It has now been more than 1 month and I still haven’t even received a conditional offer letter.

I just wanted to ask:

• Is this normal for RMIT processing?
• Has anyone faced multiple SOP resubmission requests before getting an offer?
• Does this mean my application is under deeper assessment?
• How long did it take others to receive their conditional offer?

Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through something similar recently.

Anyone else feel like Indian credit card discussions are becoming too referral-driven lately?

I’ve been spending a lot of time learning about:

• cashback optimization
• reward caps
• UPI RuPay cards
• lounge access
• premium cards like Infinia, Magnus Burgundy, Amex, Atlas etc.

But most places either:

• repeat the same YouTube opinions
• focus only on referrals
• or don’t discuss actual reward optimization in detail

So I recently started building a small community project called “The Swipe Society” focused more on:

• real user experiences
• reward calculations
• hidden caps
• premium card discussions
• cashback setups
• travel & miles strategies
• bank offer tracking

any valuer here, want help in calculating value of property.