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Hi Mayank,
How will we know if you are eligible? You have not mentioned your academic profile.

You need minimum 50% required. You also need IELTS 6 band required. You cna do computer programme.

It will depend on your profile and your entrance test scores. Because the term "average" is relative.
So, think about it and look out for tests that will get you into MIT.

ACT scores are out usually after two weeks of the test, if there is a delay there is no need to panic. In many instances results are delayed due to verification processes or delay from the test center itself. If you check your ACT web account or the website itself you will find the results date. Sometimes due to time differences also there is a delay. If your results are not out even after 8 weeks then you need to write to ACT. Other than that there is nothing you can do.

On campus means students has to work in offices and their workstation while in off-campus students can do work by home or any other substation of that company.

It will be far tough for you. But if you work hard for the entrance exam then no exam will be tough for you. You can go for Masters in computer science in America.

Why do you want to do Bachelors again? Why don't you go for Masters? If you are planning to go to a college in the US (MIT or any other), then go for Masters only. Don't waste 4 precious years of your life just for a brand name in your resume. There is absolutely no point in trying to go for Bachelor's degree again. Also, in the end your Bachelors application might be declined.

Yes, you can. For any assistance, you can contact to study abroad counsellor.

Appear for NEET. You can complete your MBBS in India or any other country and prepare for USMLE exam and then go to USA after passing it.

Hi,
Visa interviews mainly comprise of career plans and intention of studying. Be confident and display good communication skills. Questions such as why the programme, what you plant to do and where you plan to work after studies etc. are asked typically. With a good visa officer, things may go easy. Being honest and confident is the best trick. Any plans of immigration or moving to US permanently will lead to a visa rejection.