Study Abroad

Yes, even if you have a backlog, you can still appear for GMAT exam. There is no rule which bars applicants to appear for GMAT exam with a backlog or without results in hand. 

Retaking GMAT to improve scores can be considered. But retaking GMAT multiple times can be time consuming, challenging and may hurt the pocket. There is no superscoring on GMAT. So try to clear GMAT in one go and avoid retaking it.

You must cancel your GRE test at least four days before scheduled date. If you do this, only 50% of total fee will be refunded. GRE Cancellation fee is half of fee.

To cancel your GRE, just log into your ETS account. Select cancel option. Most important rule is to do it at least four days before your test. If you cancel within this timeframe, you will receive a partial refund of your fee.

The best and the ideal time to book GMAT slot is six months before the actual GMAT exam date if you are either appearing for GMAT Online or at a test centre. You will be able to get your preferred GMAT exam slot on the desired date and centre if you book the slot six months before. 

You can try up to 24 hours before. But it is risky. Seats fill up fast. You might get a bad time or center. better to book 2 to 3 months in advance to be safe.

Yes, absolutely! The most valuable and official GRE sample papers are available for free directly from ETS (Educational Testing Service), the creators of the GRE. Other than this, you can download it for free at GRE sample papers. Other than this, you can check other websites too. 

A GRE sample paper is helpful for students. Because, it gives you a clear idea of the GRE exam pattern, question types, and difficulty level. Also, it helps you practice time management, identify your strengths and weaknesses. Regular practice with sample papers also reduces the stress which you will feel on exam day and improves your chances of scoring higher.

International students interested in fianncial aids at MIT follow very much the same process as domestic applicants. MIT is known for offering 100% scholarships that too on a need-basis, to eligible students.

There are two methods to apply to a MIT scholarship:

• Via CSS Profile:  The College board provides a tool that gauges whether a student is eligible for a MIT scholarship or not
• Income or Parental Tax return document: A English translated version of your parent's tax return is to be submitted through the IDOC platform managed by the College Board.