2018 Marie Curie Individual Fellowship (H2020-MSCA-IF-2018)

[danGFSOC]

I am not good at number but definitely a success rate of 17-18% for gf is a pessimistic calculation. There was an increase of 33% of the budget and 0% increase of applications... and lst year success rate was 16-17

It depends on the panel, I guess. Did some quick calculations based on last year's percentile table and that's what I came up with:



Anyway, good luck to everyone and I hope we get the results soon. I could be doing some "science" instead of these more or less pointless calculations.

That is not true, the chances of rejection are 65% for those in ranking...

[amannu]

Maybe, we will know soon

I am still in evaluation, but it would be very odd to have an evaluation below 70 for many reasons..,,I will write in the forum my results as soon I will know.

Evaluation points to below the threshold <70%

Ranking >70% Then some of them will be lucky to be above the cut off.

I can tell u, you are definitely below the threshold

[kassiek]

I am not good at number but definitely a success rate of 17-18% for gf is a pessimistic calculation. There was an increase of 33% of the budget and 0% increase of applications... and lst year success rate was 16-17

It depends on the panel, I guess. Did some quick calculations based on last year's percentile table and that's what I came up with:



Anyway, good luck to everyone and I hope we get the results soon. I could be doing some "science" instead of these more or less pointless calculations.

That is not true, the chances of rejection are 65% for those in ranking...

How much of that increase of budget is going to increase numbers funded rather than increasing the amount of money given to those funded?

[traxtibidox]

Guys,
Is there anyone who has ""EVALUATION","proposal":true,"finished":false" but they are funded?

[MSCA2018ABC]

Guys,
Is there anyone who has ""EVALUATION","proposal":true,"finished":false" but they are funded?

In this forum, it is sad to say that no one with Evaluation was funded.

[elii]

Is there anyone who is funded but in the link still "finished:false"?

[danGFSOC]

The increase of funding does not increase the amount of money per application. More or less in gf each fellowship costs 250 k. Less for SOC more for others. This year the average cost per fellowship should be slightly higher for the increasing of the living allowance. But overall for the gf still the balance is towards a very significant increase of success rate. Sorry for typos, but mobile is dying

I am not good at number but definitely a success rate of 17-18% for gf is a pessimistic calculation. There was an increase of 33% of the budget and 0% increase of applications... and lst year success rate was 16-17

It depends on the panel, I guess. Did some quick calculations based on last year's percentile table and that's what I came up with:



Anyway, good luck to everyone and I hope we get the results soon. I could be doing some "science" instead of these more or less pointless calculations.

How much of that increase of budget is going to increase numbers funded rather than increasing the amount of money given to those funded?

[hopefulacademic]

Hi

First post. When I log in to my page and go to my proposals, the status says FINAL. What does that mean?

[elii]

Hi

First post. When I log in to my page and go to my proposals, the status says FINAL. What does that mean?

After the submission deadline, that is the case for everyone. Click on the actions and choose follow-up.

[chicku]

It means that the version you submitted is 'final'. We all had this after passing the submission deadline.

Hi

First post. When I log in to my page and go to my proposals, the status says FINAL. What does that mean?