SAT

As per my knowledge, direct admission without entrance exam is offered by few Private Universities. However, it is not possible to get direct admission even if it's for Executive MBA in the top colleges without entrance exam some of the best colleges with executive PG courses are Indian Business School Hyderabad, FMS Delhi and all the IIMS and IITs. So, don't be misguided, if you want to go for a post-graduation programme, do look into these colleges' eligibility, their academic course structure and prepare for the entrance tests. All the best.

You must choose according to your interest. Prepare well and still if you don't succeed, then you can do MA from Economics. It's an excellent subject and has lots of scope.

There are four test administrations or admins for the SAT in India. These occur in the months of March, May, October, and December. The test is administered at over 80 test centres in more than 40 cities across India.
Date of Exam Saturday October 5, 2019 (tentative), Saturday December 7, 2019 (tentative)
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Hi,
What course are you looking forward to?

Exam will held in June. You can apply for both the exams at the same time.

No, you can't study MBBS through SAT. Good luck.

Yes, there are some chance for admission according to your score. So, you can apply for admission. Good luck.

There are 4 colleges which take admission on the basis of SAT score.
1. Ahmedabad University
2. Ashoka University
3. O. P Jindal Global University
4. S. P Jain School of Global Management
Some other universities that currently accept (or will accept in the future) SAT scores are:
1. FLAME University
2. BML Munjal University
3. Azim Premji University
4. Bennett University
5. Manav Rachna University
6. Manipal Academy of Higher Education
7. Shiv Nadar University
,8. G D Goenka University
9. MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences

Hi,
Ivy Leagues are quite competitive as you might know. They not only prefer students with good academics but also students who have a well-developed portfolio. In addition to excelling in academics, you must have solid extracurriculars, state or national level projects, sports, writing, music whatever is of your interest so that universities know you have a solid profile and won't go wasted. You can target a score above 1450.