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To get a scholarship you have to do well in your academics, SAT etc and must also have extracurricular activities. Target a SAT score of 1400 and above. Start researching on university admission requiremen
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Please refer to the link mentioned below where you can find details of eligibility and admission requirements of various universities abroad in undergraduate fields of study.
Link: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/
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There is no specific cut-off, an average of 75% and above throughout is good. Remember to get into Ivy Leagues you cannot be just a bookworm but must excel in all-rounder activities.
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Almost all the NITs, DTU, IIITH ets accepts SAT but mainly required from NRIs etc or check collegeboard website for universities/colleges accepting SAT.
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Your scores are not the only factor which will be evaluated by Ivy Leagues. They require all-rounder and not book worms. They look for students who will contribute to the university and the school. More than 95% is not mandatory at all, but if you do its good for you. An highly academic student that is a student with more than 95% may also be rejected if the university finds the student profile not so fit for the university. Go through these links, understand the kind of profiles they take in:
https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/application-process/what-we-look
http://www.admissions.upenn.edu/apply/what-penn-looks-for
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