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Contributor-Level 10
Kindly contact the university and American embassy.
Thank you.
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Scholar-Level 17
It will come down to where you want to settle and also your current profile and if your academics are strong, go ahead and apply in a top ranked university abroad, it will give you a global exposure and platform.Countries like Canada, Australia, etc., provide work permits to successful graduates which you can utilise for gaining international work experience.
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Guide-Level 12
GRE would be required to study in the USA. Additionally, you must also take the TOEFL or IELTS. For Canada, Australia and UK, GRE does not seem to be compulsory, although you must take the TOEFL or IELTS and must hold a Bachelor's degree in a closely related field.
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Guide-Level 12
The answer will depend on a number of factors such as where you want to study, what are the reasons for the gap, do you meet the admission requirements, etc. 7 years is a huge gap and very strong reasons must be provided, its all on how you persuade them. SAT can help, in fact, it will be good if you do really well in SAT. This will show that you are still into academics. However, it will be wise to first get in touch with some universities and share your profile with them, admission requirements vary from campus to campus. IELTS or TOEFL will be required, extracurricular activities will be necessary too.
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
1. Your performance in the written test.
2. Your academic scores right from class 10th.
The score is calculated based on various factors. Your two years of work experience will definitely count.
All in all, if you score good marks in written exam, your performance in Group Discussion, Personal Interview or any other task is good then you hold a good chance to get a decent college.
Remember, you cannot change the past, but you can create horizons by working for the next process.
Also, your score in past is decent.
Just prepare well for the entrance, you may consider joining a coaching institute for
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