Hey,
Some of the Universities or Colleges which provide best textile courses are-

· North Carolina State University

· University Of Missouri Kansas City

· Hinds Community College

· University Of Alabama

· University Of North Carolina School Of The Arts

To know more about Top Textile universities and colleges

India is one of the fastest developing economies in the world.  Majority of India lives in villages and at the same time rural India is facing the hardship of poverty much harder than other countries. But now India has great political leaders to push the nation in a forward direction.

Hello,

You have to appear for TOEFL and SAT exam for admission in btech course after class 12th in USA.You can get to know all dstails about abroad university exams from below given link: 

https://university.careers360.com/articles/study-engineering-abroad-what-you-must-know

Good luck.

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• Abilene Christian University (https://www.jeduka.com/usa/texas/abilene/abilene-christian-university-college-institute)
• Texas A&M University (https://www.jeduka.com/usa/texas/texas/texas-aandm-university-college-institute)
• California University of Pennsylvania (https://www.jeduka.com/usa/pennsylvania/california/california-university-of-pennsylvania-college-institute)
• Dakota State University (https://www.jeduka.com/usa/south-dakota/madison/dakota-state-university-college-institute)
• New York Institute of Technology (https://www.jeduka.com/usa/new-york/new-york/new-york-institute-of-technology-university-college)
• California State University Los Angeles Campus (https://www.jeduka.com/usa/california/los-angeles/california-state-university-college-institute)
  

These are the universities that accept band 6. There are lot others you can check on their official website

As you are changing your majors I would recommend you to write a very good SOP stating why the change in majors although it is very common for students to do MBA after BE/BTech. You will need to give GMAT to study abroad for a business school. You need to

Dear Souvik,

It is nice to know that you are interested to pursue an undergraduate program in the US. You can apply for undergraduate after you 12 class. Till then, I suggest work on your CGPA, take up an extracurricular activity, keep yourself interested in different subjects.

You can also

There a few common things for studying in USA. You will need 2/3 LOR's which should be from your teacher/employer who know you well. Your GPA should be above 3/4. You will need to write a Statement of Purpose (SOP) which you will need to help tell the universities your