Exam

Hi Anushrav,
You must report your scores to the university and submit your application to Stanford. Your homework and application preparation should also start before you have taken the SAT, to apply to one of the most selective universities in the world. It has the lowest acceptance rate of just 4.

Hi Babneet,
This is a sole decision of the college if they will give you scholarships or not basis your profile, your transcript, SOP etc. Most General Scholarships do not require applications but some do. Please get in touch with the college if you are required to submit any scholarship or not.

Hi Dhiraj,
Yes, you can but perhaps the universities will ask for a retake or offer you an ELICOS program. You may check with the universities directly before applying.

It's different for different colleges.

Hello Abhi,
You may use the COMEDK college predictor given below which may suggest some colleges that you can get with your rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/comedk-college-predictor
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/comedk-branch-predictor

Hi Ananya, this will depend from country to country. A GRE score would be required to pursue a Ph.D in USA. For other countries, it may or may not be required depending on the university and/or the department. Also, you must take the IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency.

Hi Prince,
Your IELTS band alone won't determine your admission. You have to understand your academic grades and education background will be given more weightage so for a better guidance please specify your profile.

Hello Abhinav,
No, you cannot as the candidates should possess a valid score in the Common Admissions Test (CAT) conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management and not MAT scores.
You may refer:
https://doms.iitm.ac.in/index.php/admissions/mba-admissions/eligibility-and-selection
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GATE and IES these two exam are famous among engineering students. Syllabus of both exam almost same because GATE cover those subjects which are useful in higher studies while IES cover all syllabus of engineering.

Hi Farheen, UPSC exams can be taken by students from all disciplines however coming from a commerce background you can opt for a Bachelor of Economics program, Economics on the whole covers a huge chunk of topics in UPSC exams. However keep your interest and aptitude when you choose the program. You