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8 years ago
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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Guide-Level 14
SAT means Scholastic Aptitude Test or Scholastic Assessment Test. It's an international level exam for study in abroad and there is no such eligibility criteria and SAT is conducted by private colleges and private universities.
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Guide-Level 14
A score of 1400 and above in SAT is good. In TOEFL, the required score range is usually 80-100, you have to check the university websites for the requirements,every university has different requirements.
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Scholar-Level 18
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Scholar-Level 17
The process of admission is also online, you should visit some university website and you will find all these details.
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Scholar-Level 17
How you prepare for the exam will depend on your own calibre, there is no perfect answer since every student has his or her own calibre, timelines, etc. It may take a couple of weeks or may be months to prepare. One of the best way is to have your basics and fundamentals clear, take a lot of practice tests to understand the areas which need improvement, revise accordingly, a number of practice tests are available online on the college board website. Start working on your maths, memorize basic formulaes, expand your vocabulary knowledge, if needed take an external coaching help. Also don't forget to relax and do some stress busting
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Scholar-Level 17
If you are talking about high school diploma from USA, you need to check the eligibility criteria of university you wish to apply as the entry requirements are mentioned on their respective websites. Alternatively, specify the course you wish to apply for here and I might guide you further.
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Guide-Level 12
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Scholar-Level 18
You have not mentioned admission in undergraduate or PG course after you finish graduation in India. Scholarships are not the way of life in USA. Work while you learn is the norm. There will be plenty of opportunities for this.
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