There is no minimum GPA or test score required, nor is there a set number of AP or honors courses required on your transcript in order for your application to be reviewed or admitted to Stanford.

Yes, as Stanford University is one of the hardest schools to gain. Stanford University's acceptance rate is typically less than 5% of applicants. It just admits 3.95% for the year 2025.

Hello Ranjodh,

Stanford University admissions are more selective than 90% of other institutions across USA. Stanford’s selection criteria values both leadership skills and technical aptitude in candidates. The average acceptance rate for Stanford courses is 8% for graduate programs and 3.9% for undergraduate programs. This means that if you are applying for admission at Stanford, your admission profile should be perfect. Extra-curricular achievements or volunteer work will also help you stand out from peers.

The university’s application process is the same for all applicants and all disciplines including English Literature, much like its minimum eligibility criteria. The Stanford application deadlines are common and not intake-specific. Also, while applying for Stanford, you can choose your preferred intake session- Fall, Spring, or Winter. So, if you think you can withstand all your competitors opting for Stanford, you can definitely proceed to for application. You may also visit the official Stanford website to know more about admission procedure and fees in detail.

Hope, this answers your question...

Dear,

The academic eligibility is that the student must complete a master's degree from a recognized institution. The average cumulative high school GPA of students admitted to Stanford is 3.96 on a 4.0 scale. However, GRE general test scores optional.

Indian students must have completed a graduate degree with first-class in a relevant field from a recognized institution. Along with the minimum eligibility requirements, international students hailing from non-English speaking countries need to prove English proficiency through IELTS/TOEFL/any equivalent test to get admission to this program. In addition there are certain documents you need that are SOPs, LORs etc. You can visit the standford website for more information.

Hope this helps!

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Eligibility

1. A minimum GPA (grade point average)
2. A minimum GMAT or GRE score.
3. Particular fields of undergraduate/graduate study.
4. A minimum level of work experience.
5. MBA or other graduate degrees.

yes you can get admission without maths.

Dear aspirant,

First of all to give sat you need to have proper strategy.T o get admission at some of the top Ivy league colleges, you will require to have an excellent score in your SAT exam as well as have a high GPA in your college academics. Along with marks and scores, you will also be required to have good knowledge in your respective course as well as have a good internship to support it. One of the other requirements is, LOPs and SOPs, which is required to be attested by your teachers in college, who have taught you subjects along the duration of your course.

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Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well. About your question

100 Students (National & International) will be getting fully funded Scholarships to study Masters, Ph.D., MS, MBA, MFA, MD, JD degrees at Stanford University.

This is through the scholarships of " Knight – Hennesy Scholars ".

This scholarships includes funding iof tuition, stipend, graduate program, and related academic expenses, with additional financial support available.

Eligibility for this is as follows.

• They accrot applications to Knight-Hennessy Scholars from residents of all countries.
• Any Academic Discipline in any of Stanford’s Graduate Schools

• You are eligible to apply to the Knight-Hennessy Scholars program if you are applying to enroll in a full-time graduate program at Stanford
• You are eligible to apply to the Knight-Hennessy Scholars program if you received your first/bachelor’s degree in 2014 or later. That means:
• You must have graduated from January 2014 through September 2021 to enroll at Stanford in autumn 2021.
• U.S. military (active or veteran) applicants: You receive a two-year extension of eligibility due to longer service commitments. You are eligible if you earned your undergraduate (bachelor’s or first) degree in 2012 or later.
• If you are still in college studying for your first/bachelor’s degree, you are eligible to apply as long as you will complete your first/bachelor’s degree before you enroll as a graduate student at Stanford.

Check their official website for more information this is 1 of the scholarships they offer. You will have to put alot of efforts though. Is not a piece of cake to achieve this.

Check out all the students who got such scholarships you can keep them as your reference.

Hope this helps

Hello!

After completion of you B.Tech degree, there are a number of competitive exams that you can sit for- some will help you land good colleges in India such as IITs and NITs, (if you are interested at all, then the go-to exam for you would be GATE) and other exams that help you to get into colleges abroad (such as GRE, TOEFL, IELTS) etc.

To get into Ivy League colleges or any other colleges abroad, you need to prepare for competitive exams such as GRE and TOEFL.

• For instance, you can give GRE about 8 times a year, after a minimum of every 21 days. It requires basic knowledge on general aptitude, English Language and verbal reasoning skills. No matter whichever college you are from, you performance in this exam will determine your chances at getting into MIT or Stanford University for pursuing a higher degree.
• A good GRE score range would be something above 310 out of 340. Getting above 330 gets you in the top colleges abroad and a fair chance at obtaining a scholarship.
• You can start preparing for these exams at any point in your 4 year UG program. Since the test results are valid for 5 years (for GRE) and 2 years (for TOEFL) after you take the test.
• The maximum duration for preparation varies from 2 months to 6 months depending on your knowledge in English language. You can join certain institutes that coach you for the same, or you can buy books online and study on your own. If you feel that you will be able to make it on your own, then trust your instincts and go for it.

However, what should be kept in mind is that a good test score isn't going to be enough. Since the competition is tough, Universities also prioritize your CV, your SOP and look into the internships that you have done so far and your research papers that were published. You also need to sit for interviews prior to your selection. So prepare accordingly.

Hope you found this article useful. Feel free to ask any other queries.
Good Luck!