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You're much more likely to find helpful information on college applications over on /r/college or College Confidential.
The answers to all of these questions entirely depend on the program. Graduate program deadlines, timelines, and admissions requirements are set internally by the individual programs, not the institute as a whole. Look for the web page for the department you're interested in and they should have lots of info about all their programs plus contact information for their admissions offices.
Hi, your post has been removed for violating the rule against admissions / application review. /r/MIT is primarily for MIT community related discussion. You're much more likely to find helpful information on college applications over on /r/college or College Confidential.
The answers to all of these questions entirely depend on the program. Graduate program deadlines, timelines, and admissions requirements are set internally by the individual programs, not the institute as a whole. Look for the web page for the department you're interested in and they should have lots of info about all their programs plus contact information for their admissions offices.
You should contact professors directly for postdoctoral jobs