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Nearly all the international students whose native language is not English need to provide a TOEFL score as proof of English proficiency for the higher education in a foreign university. In fact, a TOEFL score is accepted at over 9,000 colleges and universities in over 130 countries, including nearly every top university in the US, Canada and Australia.
SAT
The SAT and SAT subject tests are a suite of tools designed to assess your academic readiness for a college. These exams provide a path to opportunities, financial support and scholarships, in a way that's fair to all students. The SAT and
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Scholar-Level 17
You have to start preparing the application one year before the class dates or intakes. You can take SAT and TOEFL after completing class 12th and apply during the same year. It is the following year that you will be enrolled.
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Scholar-Level 17
I would advise you to take TOEFL as it is highly preferred. Please also check MIT website, TOEFL is not even mandatory but will depend on your profile. You can write to them.
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Scholar-Level 17
There is no set eligibility but to take SAT or ACT, you must be a high school student as these tests are given to study Bachelor degree. For TOEFL, there is no such requirement.
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It is difficult to gain admission without work experience but if you have an outstanding profile with excellent academic grades and all rounder profile then chances could be there. The decision will totally depend on the university admission selectivity and how strong your profile is.
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