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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Jayashri,
There is nothing like SAT in India. Admissions are based on marks obtained in 12th. Of course, for admission into professional courses, there are state level or Pan India entrance tests. So, depending on your interest and desire, you can take admission directly or via an entrance test.
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As I was stuck in my studies for SAT and came across an institute name Trinity Global Education Thought for contacting them. In the first call itself the counselor made me comfortable by explaining me the entire process for applying for SAT and booked my schedule for a DEMO lecture. I just wanted to enquire about the course but then too I took the Demo class. The faculty took the demo lecture in a very fantastic way, and finally I was convinced and applied for prep course with Trinity Global Education. Post completion of my lectures they also provided me additional Query lectures and solved all my doubts. With TGE, I cleared my SAT and
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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TOEFL and IELTS tests are necessary to test your understanding of English both spoken and written. Hence, it is very necessary.

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Chetna S

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Hi Fenz, you can take the SAT it has no eligibilty. Diploma should be accepted since you plan to study Bachelor's. Check with the university directly.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Ashutosh,
There is no hard and fast rule here, know that they are different tests. Andhra Pradesh is more rigorous and requires more deep understanding of particular subject. But technically, it is easier to score in Andhra Pradesh than in SAT. Andhra Pradesh is similar to SAT subject test and held only once a year. Taking the Andhra Pradesh will also be a good prep for SAT subject test. You can speak to a collegboard advisory for guidance.

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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction

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For giving SAT, you have to register yourself on www.collegeboard.com. SAT exam is offered in October, November, December, March, May and June for international students. You will also have to take SAT subject test and it varies from University to university. If you going to apply for early action/early decision admission then you have to take SAT in October and November. If you are going to apply for regular action, then you have to take SAT in October, November, and December.

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Anuradha Gopala

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As per the information available on the internet, the basic fee for the exam is $52, but it varies based on the country of the applicant. For Indian applicants, the fee for SAT comes out to be ~$106 (with written essay), or ~$94 (without essay). In Indian Rupees, the SAT exam fee is around 6200-7000 INR. Apart from the general SAT one can sit for subject Seats which can be useful under certain circumstances. The fee for subject Seats comes out to be ~$111, though the importance of subject tests is gradually diminishing in general.

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Harish M

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The SAT is accepted by the following universities in India as well. The number of Indian universities accepting SAT scores from Indian students in India is increasing. The universities in India include
- Ashoka
- Manipal
- Azim Premji University
- Ahmedabad
- Bennett
- BML Munjal
- FLAME
- Manav Rachna
- SRM
- NMIMS
- GD Goenka
- Krea
- MS Ramaiah
- Shiv Nadar
- Srishti
- GITAM
- Sri University
- World University of Design etc.

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