ACT

Yes, you are eligible for the same.

According to google, acts of Insolvency is the personal insolvency laws in India are designed to address the case of an individual who is not able to pay his/her debts. In the case of commission of any of the following acts of insolvency, a creditor can initiate insolvency proceedings within three months.

Harvard is not a cakewalk, students usually build their profile from middle school onwards to get into Harvard. You can take the SAT or ACT however they will also evaluate your overall profile. A well rounded student with strong extracurricular activities plus excellent academics are preferred.

The ACT is a standardized test used for college admissions in the United States. The ACT test has five areas, namely English, Mathematics, Reading, Science and Writing (optional), and assesses knowledge and skills you would have learnt throughout school. You can get admission in any college but the good colleges have plenty of admission forms so it's harder to get admission in good colleges. So, you can get admission in smaller universities easily. You can pursue courses according to your interest. For further information you can visit https://www.act.org/

Eligibility Criteria for Admission : You must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with special aptitude in drama.
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Yes, You're eligible.
B.A. Acting is an undergraduate Acting, Dance, and Drama program.
Average Course Fee: INR 5,000 to 8 Lacs and varies from College to college.
Course Level: Graduate
Duration of the Course: 3 years
Admission Process: Entrance exam and Merit Based.

According to the eligibility criteria, you are eligible for this course.

For giving SAT, you have to register yourself on www.collegeboard.com. SAT exam is offered in October, November, December, March, May and June for international students. You will also have to take SAT subject test and it varies from University to university. If you going to apply for early action/early decision admission then you have to take SAT in October and November. If you are going to apply for regular action, then you have to take SAT in October, November, and December.