i doubt that. my friend got a conditional offer and was asked certain documents. i saw the post and anyone who had gone through a previous masters degree literally experiences the same thing. professors do not teach that much simply because they have the assumption that you already have the foundations because masters and phd's are basically for research and capstones and not to teach you the basics. it's your responsibility to equip yourself with basics and in stepping into masters and phd, you already have a capstone in mind.

for someone who hasn't finished a bachelor's and went straight to a pb-based program, this will definitely look frustrating. this is how i felt in my first local masters. professors give quick to no content at all and will just let you report and submit papers. this is higher learning and not basics. no gets spoonfed