Hello,

From what I understand , you are trying to apply to colleges abroad for PG programs. PG programs abroad require the GRE exam or the GMAT( for management or MBA courses), and TOFL. You won't be required to give the SATs since it is only for UG courses.

The kind of preparation you should do is totally up to you and depends from individual to individual. So decide accordingly.

Every university has their own cut off and the students are required to achieve scores higher than the set score. A higher score means a higher chance of getting into a good college.

Hope this helps!

Dear leaner,

Many of us face this kinda situation ,as we see when there is no print of your profile ,they probably make you to attach one of your passport size photo and get signature of yours under the photo of  so don't worry.because we all do the same thing when we don't get a photo print  in our hall ticket.

All the best.

To study in Korea, whether it be medicine or technology, candidates must pass the TOPIK test, which is a Korean language test. Candidates for undergraduate programs in Korea must pass the Topik 3 Test of Korean Language Proficiency. Candidates for the graduate program must also pass the Topik 4 Korean language competence test. SAT and ACT scores are also required for admission to Korean universities' undergraduate medicine programs.

As a result, tests of Korean language proficiency, as well as the SAT and ACT, are required to enroll in a Korean university's undergraduate medicine program.

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The SAT is solely used for undergraduate entrance. There is no minimum or maximum score. You don't get SAT scores either. It's only a percentile ranking. A strong score on the SAT and SAT subject tests does not guarantee admission to any university. Admission necessitates a number of factors. In addition, every college in the United States requires a General SAT or ACT test score, as well as maybe a TOEFL score. This section is required; however, the topic tests are not. The topic tests are determined by the criteria of each university.

Hope this helps

Hi,

There is no as such minimum or maximum age devised to undertake the SAT Exam. So, even being, 19+ , you can sit for SAT Exam. There would be no problem at all. Generally, the SAT Scores are taken for admission  into the various undergraduate programs in US and few other foreign countries.

Know more about SAT Exam over here: https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat

Hello STudent

To study in Korea whether it is medicine or Technology candidate has to to clear the korean language test that is TOPIK test. For undergraduate program in Korea candidate has to pass the Test of proficiency in Korean language Topik3. And for graduate program candidate has to to take the test of proficiency in Korean language Topik 4. Other than these candidates have also to clear the ACT and SAT exam like  to study in America. Act for American college test that determine the candidate's eligibility of thinking , writing , speaking and analytical ability in Science topics also. SAT is for scholastic Aptitude Test which denotes the scholastic outlooks of the candidate.

So test of proficiency in Korean language and sat and act are also compulsory to study in in Korean Yonsei University for undergraduate medicine course.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

A score of 1450 ranks you in the top 98th percentile of all the students who have taken in SATs. As far as the number of seats is concerned it depends from college to college. But with your score you will probably be accepted to a good number of colleges. Make sure your applications and transcripts are all right and you should be good to go!

All the best!

Hello aspirant

Irrespective of the subjects at an intermediate level, you are eligible for writing the SAT exam. SAT does not require any minimum educational qualifications. Hence, you are eligible for writing the exam.

Also, there is are no fixed attempts you can take it as many times as you want. Please also keep in mind the college deadlines before applying or taking the SAT exam. You wouldn't want to miss a college deadline. Opt for the month wherein the results sync with the college applications before their deadlines are over.

I hope this information helps!

Thank you!

Hi,

Both Pearson Undergraduate Entrance Exam and Scholastic Aptitude test are exams given by high school seniors to get admission in different colleges and universities in the United States. You need to be a high school senior planning to get admission for undergraduate courses to give this exam and then you have to submit the scores as a part of your application to different colleges and universities.

I hope this helps.

All the best.