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You applied for a merit-based scholarship three weeks ago. The committee was supposed to announce decisions last week, but you have not received any notification. You want to inquire about your application status.

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Submitted: Jun 2, 2026, 10:51 AM

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Estimated TOEFL · Writing

19/ 30
Intermediate
0152230
Rubric3.0/5

Key Takeaway

The email addresses the task but lacks specific details and clarity.

Clarity and SyntaxModerate

If it is not too much trouble might i inquire about how long would it take the committee to make any decision (hopefully positive) in this regard.

Fix·Could you please let me know the expected timeline for the committee's decision on my application?

Grammatical AccuracyModerate

I am really looking forward to get the schlorship from your prestigious institute because it will help me excel in the program you are offering.

Fix·I am really looking forward to receiving the scholarship from your prestigious institute because it will help me excel in the program you offer.

Application Details

I had applied for the scholarship vide(app no.) on Tuesday 10th-05-2026.

Providing specific application details helps the recipient quickly identify the application, which is crucial for efficient communication.

Expression of Interest

I am really looking forward to get the schlorship from your prestigious institute because it will help me excel in the program you are offering.

Expressing enthusiasm for the scholarship and the program demonstrates genuine interest and motivation, which can positively influence the committee's perception.

Polite Inquiry

If it is not too much trouble might i inquire about how long would it take the committee to make any decision (hopefully positive) in this regard.

Politely asking about the decision timeline shows respect for the committee's process while also seeking necessary information.

Vocabulary & Flow

Repetitive Words
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Grammar Corrections

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I am really looking forward to get the schlorship from your prestigious institute because it will help me excel in the program you are offering.I am really looking forward to receiving the scholarship from your prestigious institute because it will help me excel in the program you offer.

Infinitive 'to get' should be replaced with gerund 'receiving'. Also, 'schlorship' is a typo and should be 'scholarship'.

Email Structure

Greeting

The greeting is present but could be more formal by including a salutation such as 'Dear Scholarship Committee'.

Greetings I had applied for the scholarship vide

Opening Paragraph

The opening paragraph clearly states the purpose of the email and provides necessary context.

Body Content

The body addresses all requirements but could benefit from clearer syntax and more varied sentence structures.

Closing Paragraph

The closing expresses gratitude and includes a polite request for information, which is effective.

Sign-off

The sign-off is appropriate, though it could be enhanced with a more formal closing such as 'Sincerely'.

Regards

Suggested Academic Phrases

prestigious institutionI am eager to contribute to

Improvement Roadmap

High Impact

Enhance sentence variety and clarity by using more complex structures.

Now: If it is not too much trouble might i inquire about how long would it take the committee to make any decision (hopefully positive) in this regard.

Try: Could you please inform me of the expected timeline for the committee's decision?

Improves clarity and demonstrates advanced language use.
Quick Wins

Correct spelling errors to improve professionalism.

Where: body

Try: Correct 'schlorship' to 'scholarship'.

Polish

Use formal salutations and closings to enhance professionalism.

Try: Start with 'Dear Scholarship Committee' and close with 'Sincerely'.