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Hi Vaibhav,
MIT USA website mentions that there is no minimum score for SAT for admission to their programs. But being the topmost university for UG education, the previous class profile reveals that the scores accepted are high.
There were 9,341 applicants with the score range of 750-800 and only 971 were selected.
Of the 2430 applicants with a score between 700-740, 3% were offered a seat i.e 77
The MIT link explains it all. http://mitadmissions.org/apply/process/stats
Hope this makes things clear to you.
DO revert if you have more questions.
Hello,
Solving SAT sample papers will help you understand the exam pattern thoroughly. You can improve your practice and know about your weakness and work on it.
Refer to the link below to download SAT sample papers-
https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-sample-papers
Hope this helps.
Good Luck!
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Hello Aspirant!
The cut off for NTSE varies each year. So you will have to wait until the cut-offs areofficially announced. If your scores are equal to or more than the cut-off for GEN category, then you will be selected for the final merit list.
I think your score is not bad any maybe you apply for NTSE but you may know that they have even higher standard as you think they have higher. So my suggestion is that you may apply for it but also seek other option as your backup plan may help in future.
Good luck
I think your score is not bad any maybe you apply for NTSE but you may know that they have even higher standard as you think they have higher. So my suggestion is that you may apply for it but also seek other option as your backup plan may help in future.
Good luck
Hy Sara!!
First of all congrats for your result!!
You can easily get into OP Jindal global college. It is one of the top colleges of India with a superb campus and experienced faculty. The campus of the university is a huge campus with air conditioner and the hostel is also nice. Life is really nice at O.P. Jindal, Sonepat. You have made a good choice.
All the best!!
Hey there!
The best books to prepare for SAT are:
-Official SAT study guide (College Board)
-McGraw Hill Education SAT
-Barron's SAT
-The Princeton Review SAT Preparation
For more information regarding how to prepare for SAT, you are advised to visit the following links:
https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-preparation-tips
https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-sample-papers
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
Hope this helps. All the best!
Hey Souradeep!
SAT or Scholastic Aptitude Test is a standardised test given by students all across the globe to apply for various universities in the USA and other countries. The questions that are asked are from English and Math, until and unless you decide to appear for SAT subject tests, which asks questions solely from the subject you have opted for. Also, yes, it is a MCQ test. For more information regarding the SAT exam, it's pattern and the dates on which it shall be conducted and the venue, you are advised to visit the following links:
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/inside-the-test
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
Hope this helps. All the best!
Hey Shalendra!
A score of 1200 and above is required in SAT and an aggregate of 60% or above in class 12 final examinations for BBA at NMIMS, Mumbai Campus, for 2019 admissions. For more information regarding the the admissions in NMIMS via SAT, you are advised to visit the following link: https://www.nmims.edu/docs/handout_sat.pdf . Hope this helps. All the best!
Hello Vicky
Greetings
Medical in the United States is a post-graduate degree(so is law). For Undergraduate, they don't have Medical or Law courses in any college.
In undergraduate, students take preparatory courses for medical( Biology, Physics, Chemistry, etc) similar to BSc. Honors (take multiple subjects but major in one) courses which are collectively called Pre-med courses.
After graduating college, they attend Medical School. So overall it takes the same amount of time to be a doctor in America as it does in India. A bit more, I guess. But what you should note is, getting into a good medical program is extremely difficult in the US than it is in India.
SAT is only for Undergraduate level admission. There is no cutoff score. And unlike India, you'll not be applying to a specific course, you'll be applying to a certain university. You also don't get ranks in the SAT. Only a percentile score. Scoring a good mark in the SAT and SAT subject tests doesn't guarantee you an admission anywhere. A lot of components are required for admission. The admission system is very different in the US than it is in India. If you want to study medicine in the US, you will have to study BSc. In India and then apply for Med School in the US. But again, it's tougher to get into a US medical school than it is to prepare for NEET. For postgraduate there are very different requirements, testing wise, than in undergraduate, which you should not have to bother with now. Also, every college in the US needs a General SAT or ACT test score, and perhaps TOEFL roo. This part is mandatory, the subject tests are not. The subject tests depend upon each university's requirements.
And even if you give all these tests, you will still need a lot of extra curriculars and recommendations, great essays, and school results of 9-12th. And giving you admission, is still totally up to the university. It's not like NEET, you can't just get a score and get a rank and then get admitted.
The university has full power over who to select, and they require scores from tests and schools, but they won't guarantee you an admission, if you receive a certain level of score. They look for overall performance of a child in every field.
Thank you
Greetings
Medical in the United States is a post-graduate degree(so is law). For Undergraduate, they don't have Medical or Law courses in any college.
In undergraduate, students take preparatory courses for medical( Biology, Physics, Chemistry, etc) similar to BSc. Honors (take multiple subjects but major in one) courses which are collectively called Pre-med courses.
After graduating college, they attend Medical School. So overall it takes the same amount of time to be a doctor in America as it does in India. A bit more, I guess. But what you should note is, getting into a good medical program is extremely difficult in the US than it is in India.
SAT is only for Undergraduate level admission. There is no cutoff score. And unlike India, you'll not be applying to a specific course, you'll be applying to a certain university. You also don't get ranks in the SAT. Only a percentile score. Scoring a good mark in the SAT and SAT subject tests doesn't guarantee you an admission anywhere. A lot of components are required for admission. The admission system is very different in the US than it is in India. If you want to study medicine in the US, you will have to study BSc. In India and then apply for Med School in the US. But again, it's tougher to get into a US medical school than it is to prepare for NEET. For postgraduate there are very different requirements, testing wise, than in undergraduate, which you should not have to bother with now. Also, every college in the US needs a General SAT or ACT test score, and perhaps TOEFL roo. This part is mandatory, the subject tests are not. The subject tests depend upon each university's requirements.
And even if you give all these tests, you will still need a lot of extra curriculars and recommendations, great essays, and school results of 9-12th. And giving you admission, is still totally up to the university. It's not like NEET, you can't just get a score and get a rank and then get admitted.
The university has full power over who to select, and they require scores from tests and schools, but they won't guarantee you an admission, if you receive a certain level of score. They look for overall performance of a child in every field.
Thank you
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