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Rupali Singh

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Students applying to Stanford in Fall 2025 will not require SAT or ACT scores. The university will review applications with or without standardized test scores, leaving the decision with the applicants. IF students do not submit SAT or ACT score, they will not be at a disadvantage. On the other hand, if the students feel these scores are a reflection of their achievements then they could do so. However, for Fall 2026, the university may require SAT or ACT score.

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Chandra Sharma

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As of Autumn Quarter 2023, the total number of students enrolled at Stanford University is 17,000+. Out of this, 7,800+ are UG students and 9,600+ are PG students. Including all the study field, each year, around 500 Indians are enrolled at Stanford.

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Anya Aggarwal

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Stanford University's Graduate School of Business is quite difficult as its acceptance rate is between 6% - 7%. Even Forbes has listed that the Graduate School of Business acceptance rate is 6%. This indicates that the university's course of the School of Business are very selective. As such, the university has not mentioned the average GPA for MBA admission. 

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Piyush Pandey

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The acceptance rate of Stanford and California Institute of Technology is too low compared to the Georgia Institute of Technology which shows it is quite difficult to enter both universities than the latter. However, all three universities follow certain admission criteria that include academic performance, reference, participation in activities, and more. International students can check the comparison table to get more clearity:

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Georgia Institute of Technology

Stanford University

California Institute of Technology

Acceptance Rate

16%

4%

3%

US News National University Rankings 2024

#33

#4

#6

Student-faculty ratio

22:1

6:1

3:1

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Sonali

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While we do not require a specific undergraduate coursework, it is important that applicants have strong quantitative and analytical skills; a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science is not required.

Minimum GPA requirement.

 

In order to receive your MS CS degree, your GPA in the courses you submit on your programme sheet must be at least 3.0, which corresponds to a B in Stanford's grading scale. Note that you need not get a B in every course.

The Stanford University acceptance rate for master's programs is 4%.

To apply to Stanford University from India, you need to meet the following requirements:

Academic Excellence: You need a high sc

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Aayush Kumar

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Stanford, MIT, and Oxford are top ranked universities in the world. They all offers a BBA course after the 12th class to students who meet the admission criteria. Mentioned below is the first-year BBA fees at these three universities for international students:

BBA Universities

First-Year Fees

Stanford

INR 53 L - 55 L

MIT

INR 50 L - 52 L

Oxford

INR 43.67 L

 

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