TOEFL

If you are planning to apply for universities, you can. If you are planning to apply for community colleges, you cannot.

To study in Poland, you particularly don't require IELTS or TOEFL. Some of the universities may ask for it. As it's not an English speaking country but from visa interview point of view, it's good to appear in order to support your file.

It particularly depends on the country you're looking forward to. As many European countries don't ask for IELTS as a mandate whereas for UK, Canada and Australia, it's a mandate to have one of the preferred English proficiency test.

Hi Mohit,
Universities do allow applicants to submit their application forms. However, your application will not be evaluated until and unless you submit all of your test and academic scores. I will suggest you write to the university, they will guide you accordingly. Good luck.

Write a good convincing statement of purpose and also collect letter of recommendation from teachers/professors, who have taught you relevant subjects of your further university application.

I don't think so but make a list of your universities. Call them and check up with them.

A question which every admissions officer will ask is, why the 3-year gap? Especially, if it is a University which is situated outside India. If you do not have a logical explanation then you may not get admission. You can apply and try if you get through then good, if not there are enough good Universities and Colleges in India where you can do your Masters.

The recent experience of Indian students tell us that we should fulfill all the requirements when planning for the USA.We can't take any risk.

GRE and TOEFL are certainly required for admission to Universities in the United States and many of the good universities abroad. Your chances of getting admissions are very poor if you do not intend to take these tests.

If you are planning to study in USA, it is TOEFL and for rest of the countries, it is IELTS.