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Lately, I have given a couple of interviews for Integrated Ph.D. programs in Physical Science. On some I was selected, while on others I was rejected. But I find only trifling differences between these interviews. Whenever I gave answers, they'd say, good and so on. I gave all of the questions asked, a similar response. I don't quite understand how they actually selected the candidate then?

The ones where I'm not selected are the important ones for me, I have another chance and I don't want a similar case as before. If they give a similar response, I have no way of knowing, if what's going on?

So is it all right if I mail them and ask why they didn't select me? Is it appropriate to ask something like that? I just want to improve my chances, that's all.

Lately, I have given a couple of interviews Integrated Ph.D. in Physical Science. On some I was selected while on others I was rejected. But I find only trifling differences between these interviews. Whenever I gave answers, they'd say, good and so on. I gave all of the questions asked, a similar response. I don't quite understand how they actually selected the candidate then?

The ones where I'm not selected are the important ones for me, I have another chance and I don't want a similar case as before. If they give a similar response, I have no way of knowing, if what's going on?

So is it all right if I mail them and ask why they didn't select me? Is it appropriate to ask something like that? I just want to improve my chances that's all.

Lately, I have given a couple of interviews for Integrated Ph.D. programs in Physical Science. On some I was selected, while on others I was rejected. But I find only trifling differences between these interviews. Whenever I gave answers, they'd say, good and so on. I gave all of the questions asked a similar response. I don't quite understand how they actually selected the candidate then?

The ones where I'm not selected are the important ones for me, I have another chance and I don't want a similar case as before. If they give a similar response, I have no way of knowing what's going on?

So is it all right if I mail them and ask why they didn't select me? Is it appropriate to ask something like that? I just want to improve my chances, that's all.

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The ones, where I'm not selected are the important ones for me, I have another chance and I don't want a similar case as before. If they give a similar response, I have no way of knowing, if what's going on?

So Isis it all right, If if I mail them and ask about, Whywhy they hadn't selecteddidn't select me? Is it rightappropriate to ask thingsomething like that? I just want toto improve my chances that's all.

Lately, I had given a couple of interviews Integrated Ph.D. in Physical Science. But I got selected on some of them and disqualified on some of them. But I find only trifling differences between the interviews. Whenever I gave answers, they say, good and so on. I have given all of the questions, they gave a similar response. I don't quite understand, how they actually select the candidate then? The ones, I'm not selected are the important ones for me, I have another chance and I don't want a similar case as before. If they give a similar response, I have no way of knowing, if what's going on?

So Is it right, If I mail them and ask about, Why they hadn't selected me? Is it right to ask thing like that? I just want to improve that's all.

Lately, I have given a couple of interviews Integrated Ph.D. in Physical Science. On some I was selected while on others I was rejected. But I find only trifling differences between these interviews. Whenever I gave answers, they'd say, good and so on. I gave all of the questions asked, a similar response. I don't quite understand how they actually selected the candidate then? 

The ones where I'm not selected are the important ones for me, I have another chance and I don't want a similar case as before. If they give a similar response, I have no way of knowing, if what's going on?

So is it all right if I mail them and ask why they didn't select me? Is it appropriate to ask something like that? I just want to improve my chances that's all.

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Is it right to ask, "On what basis am I disqualifiednot selected in interview round of Int. Ph.D.?"

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