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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
If you don't have any coaching institute for SAT or TOEFL nearby then:
1) You can go for any online training.
2) Use YouTube to understand the concept.
Now it depends on you, what do you want to do?
Best of Luck!
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
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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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, its a good practice to give the SAT in 11th standard. If required you can also reattempt.
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Scholar-Level 17
To study in Canada you don't have to give the SAT, though some universities will prefer, it is not compulsory. If you still want to take the test follow your school syllabus and get your basics right. Practice tests really helps and very important. Check College Board for SAT registration, downloadable materials, mock or practice tests, work on areas of weakness, revise regularly. Only practice tests will help you identify the core areas you excel in or needs improvement. Scholarships are based on merit and will depend on your profile.
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Guide-Level 11
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