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Standardized test scores like ACT and SAT for undergraduate programs and GRE and GMAT for post graduate programs, are in general not mandatory for admission in Deakin University. But some programs might require these scores as programme specific requirements. The University focuses more on academic and English language requirements. But, Applicants can submit these test scores to strengthen their profile and increase the chances of their acceptance.

Yes, IIHM conducts its own entrance test called IIHM eCHAT, followed by a group discussion and personal interview.

No, for admission to the RedVersity Certificate course, students are not required to take any entrance exam. Admissions to the course are made based on students' performance in the GDPI rounds and physical counselling process. Moreover, to be able to get to the GDPI round, students must have applied for the course and fulfilled the eligibility conditions.

The test is getting shorter. It will be about 2 hours long. The big change is that the Science section will be optional now. You can skip it if you want. The reading passages will be shorter too. It is meant to be less tiring. The digital format is also taking over.

Candidates are recommended to book their TOEFL exam 2–3 months in advance of their university application deadlines.

A mock test will be made available a week before the examination, ONLY to familiarize with the layout of the online test and instructions of the test. Law Entrance Test (LET) is of two hours duration and is to be completed in single sitting. The paper shall have objective type questions of a standard expected of 10+2 students.

(b) There shall be No Negative Marking and the minimum pass percentage is 25% in the entrance test.
(c) The medium of Entrance Test is English.

English Language Proficiency test scores are only valid if taken within 2 years before applying. These scores are acceptable by NIT as well as the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs. Students must ensure that they provide valid proof so as to increase their chances of getting accepted.