For architecture programs in the USA, SAT requirements can vary by institution. Some colleges may require the SAT Math and SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing sections, while others might have different requirements or may not require the SAT at all. As an Indian student, you should check the specific admission

Hello aspirant,

The NMMS question papers 2021-22 will be available in pdf format on the individual SCERTs' official websites. The NMMS question papers assist students in gaining an understanding of the exam pattern, format, and other relevant topics.

Students gain an understanding of the difficulty level of the NMMS exam

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You have scored a good percentage in your higher secondary school but colleges/universities like Harvard are concerned about your overall profile. You should have good academic profile, you must have involvement in social work, you should have played and participated in different types of sports, and many more

You might know that almost all colleges ask for SAT scores and fewer than all US universities require applicants to submit SAT subject test results. SAT is only for undergraduate admissions. There are no cutoff scores. Unlike in India, you'll not be applying to a specific course, you'll be applying

Hi Manisha,

Yes, you can. After graduating from high school, candidates can take the SAT test. The SAT is used for admission to undergraduate programs, and candidates can take it in 11th or 12th grade or after graduating from high school. Check more updates on universities websites. To know more

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For doing MD in US the first thing you need to do is check in world directory of med school  weather Your college is there. Apply for ECFMG ( edu commission for foreign medical graduates) to get identification number. Fill the form and get sign by your dean.

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In the US, medical admissions are postgraduate admissions. That basically means for everything save for the uncommon programme they accept students directly out of college. The SAT is not an aptitude test for medical school; it is an assessment of college readiness.

The appropriate test for admission