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55.95% on the TIL at polito for engineering

hey everyone, today i got a 55.95% on the TIL test for engineering degrees at politecnico di turin.
i wanted to ask what are the odds of me getting into the university, is my score good ? did anyone get the same grade before and got in ? is it competitive? pls fill me up with details i would appreciate some help❤️

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u/961peaches — 2 days ago
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Polito master pre-enrollment

hello, i got admission from polito architecture msc program. i press confirm button on polito portal, and i upload all my documents on universitaly. now, what should i do next? should I pay enrollment fee, if it is, where and when? is there any deadline for fees? and also now what do we wait for? are we waiting for universitaly validation?

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No more til sessions? Can I get in?

Im a student studying compsci in germany and decided to take the TIL. Don’t really wanna get into details because if I do I feel like I am just making up excuses but despite scoring twice 80+ (only solved 2 prep exams and thought I didn’t have to study at all) I got a 53 on the TIL and there are no more sessions left.

My 2 questions are:

Can I get into any of the engineerings? Planning to study for a year and then maybe take the TIL again.

I probably won’t be able to get into computer engineering so if I end up getting into another programme and can’t transfer my credits from germany, can I transfer them the following year?

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u/burbur842 — 6 days ago
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Hi! I scored 54.76 from TIL-I as a non-EU student. Do you guys think I can get into Electronic and Communication Engineering based on the next ranking list?

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u/No_Swimmer_9849 — 8 days ago
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Like I have provided you the link and pdf? What do you mean I didn't give you the official syllabus.

And they didn't ask me to resubmit it. Straight up rejection.

I have seen it's a common problem. Anyone know any fixes?

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u/Doctor_Dollars — 6 days ago
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Is it worth holding out?

Hey everyone, since the last til examination date for non-EUs is on may 22nd,I assume that admission emails for SAT applications will only be sent out well after june 1st. Is this assumption incorrect? I need to confirm enrollment with my second choice by june 1st, which if i dont take would be a gamble on whether or not seats would be filled by til takers. That is, if polito doesnt reject/accept my ass me by june 1st. do i thug it out till the end or is it wraps

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u/theLionIsTiredasf — 3 days ago
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Til-I dates

I recently took the til-i exam at Turin, and im not satisfied with my score, are there any available dates for a non-eu applicants, at Turin or maybe Tashkent?

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u/AdolfPetter — 5 days ago
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I want to apply with my sat score, but today is the last day. Does this mean I am late? Should collegeboard results also sent at this date or if I request it today it is fine?

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u/KEPLER62KEPLER — 13 days ago
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Saw some posts here about this site tilprep.com. Did anybody bought this service? Is it worth? The questions are simillar with those on the tests or just some more like the ones on the simulations? What are your thoughts on it?

u/Bat679 — 11 days ago
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Hello everyone, Is the Universataly portal opened for 2026/27 Academic year? When selecting the Academic year in registration it is showing 2025/26 acadmic year only. Please help me with this.

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u/Ritik_F1 — 13 days ago
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During Pre-enrollment I forgot to upload university admission letter what should I do now? I have mailed university but no response, what will happen? Will they reject my application? university of messina btw. Please someone help I would appreciate.

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u/One-Increase-950 — 8 days ago
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I'm a little worried with my TIL studies... I'm doing the simulations but I saw some posts here with a lot of comments about how different the tests and simulations are (mainly on the math section). And since I'll be flying from another country to take the test I wanted to prepare myself as best as possible.

Since the simulations are probably not going to be enough, what resources and methods are you guys using? What do you suggest/recommend?

Is there any reason to try translated questions from the italian simulations? Or are they the same as the english version?

Literally anything helps! Aprecciate your attention already.

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u/Bat679 — 11 days ago
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Hi everyone, I was accepted to the Master’s in Architecture and Creative Practices for the City and Landscape at UNIBO and also to POLITO.

I’d love to hear how the program at UNIBO is in terms of studios, workload, and overall experience. Also, how is life in Bologna for students?

If anyone can compare it with POLITO, that would really help. Thanks!

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u/Sad-Second-2996 — 7 days ago
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How difficult is the Basic Knowledge (computer science) part compared to the simulations on the site?

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u/SMLOFY — 8 days ago
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Hello, I’m planning to apply for Engineering at PoliTo for the 2026 intake. I just saw the new calendar and it says the TIL-I is "In-Person" only. I’m currently based in SE Asia, so flying to Turin just for a 90-minute test is a huge commitment.

  1. Has anyone heard of any exceptions or remote options for international students that aren't listed yet?
  2. If I can't make it this spring, would you recommend pushing my intake to 2027?
  3. Or is it better to move to Italy for a language school first to get settled, then take the exam locally? If so, where would you recommend?

My background is A-Levels. I'm confident in the material, just stuck on the logistics. Thanks!

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u/aaronwu7 — 8 days ago
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Graduating with a CS degree (strong GPA, ML experience, business minor). Accepted to both programs at Politecnico di Torino.

The dilemma:

- DS & Engineering: deeper technical profile, more specific credential, but entry-level market in Europe is brutal right now and search will take longer

- Management Engineering: broader entry, more accessible hiring pipelines, higher starting salary in Italy, but feeds into industrial/manufacturing ops rather than consulting.

Extra context: I need to land a job in Italy specifically within a few months of graduating to renew my stay permit, then plan to move to Germany/Netherlands once I have EU work history.

My current lean is DS & Engineering targeting Analytics Engineer / AI Consultant roles rather than pure data scientist. But I keep second-guessing the entry difficulty.

Anyone gone through a similar decision or hired for these roles in Europe? What would you do?

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u/tomato_sauce154 — 9 days ago
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I am trying to enrol for mechanical engineering, and it says “You must have a fiscal code to continue the enrolment process. Please contact Admissions and Tuition Fees unit for further informstion.”

I am sending them emails and tickets for days now, but still they do not respond.

Can anyone explain me, how to deal with this issue

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u/Inevitable-Rope-1779 — 13 days ago