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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Please clarify if you want to get into Howard or Harvard. Both universities are different but people often make typo errors. As for admission requirements, you may check it easily on the university website but for guidance please clarify the university name.
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Scholar-Level 17
It is good to have a consistent academic record. Marks from 10th onwards is important. Plus, if your SAT score is good along with your school marks then admission chances will increase automatically. If, however, you can't do well in your 11th and work very hard on your 12th and SAT and also work on your extra curricular.
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Yes, Jamboree is one of the well knowns. We cannot give any biased reviews here so check the student outcomes with them. You can also check TPR-Manya Abroad, Manhattan Review and GMAT GRE SAT IELTS TOEFL Coaching Centres.
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Scholar-Level 17
SAT or ACT can be prepared through books or coaching for two months or so and thereafter, you may take an exam by registering at college board.org or act.org. Canada doesn't require SAT so it will be only used in USA or Singapore.
None of the university abroad will offer you a job guarantee but will train you well in whichever course you will choose as per your stream, abilities and skills.
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