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Atul Mishra

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Atul Mishra

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To get admission to Michigan Technological University undergraduate courses, international students have to submit the additional test score of ACT/SAT. Test scores must be from within two years of the intended date of enrollment. The following tests are all accepted, but international students only need to submit one test score:Additional TestMinimum Score RequiredACTminimum 18 on both the English and reading sectionsSATminimum 510 evidence-based reading and writing

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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The ACT exam is 2 hours and 55 minutes long. If you add the optional writing section then add 30 minutes more. Then the total duration of ACT is 3 hours and 25 minutes after adding the writing section. Since the ACT exam is on paper, applicants will not be given any extra time to complete the test, hence, applicants should ensure that they complete their test in due time. This is possible only when the students have ample practice on the sample papers of ACT exam.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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ACT exam or American College Testing is an exam that international students give if applying for undergraduate admissions to universities abroad. This exam tests applicants based on their previous knowledge of high school in subjects of Maths, English + Reading and Science. The ACT syllabus is more or less similar to high school knowledge and tests a certain level of understanding, analysis and analytical skills of the applicants. The ACT is scored on a scale of 1 - 36 based on sectional performance and then coming down to a total overall score of ACT.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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If you have selected score report recipients at the time of registration then they will receive the ACT score report between 4-10 weeks. Applicants can check if their scores have been released online within three weeks from taking the test and in the fourth week check if the ACT score reports have been released to the recipients that were mentioned during ACT exam registration. Once the ACT scores are released to the recipients, the status would show delivered in the status.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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No, you cannot cancel the ACT test scores, however, you have the choice to not send the score reports to colleges. If you will cancel the sending of score reports then colleges won't receive your scores. You can cancel the sending of score reports maximum by five days after the test date. One can also request ACT to delete their records of scores from the test administration. Thus, applicants should check what all options they have before going for a score cancellation of ACT exam.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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Students can view their composite and multiple-choice section scores online between two weeks to eight weeks. For writing section scores, it takes almost two more weeks since an expert has to read the essays and then mark based on the writing piece. The students who are applying to universities abroad are hence required to appear for ACT in such a manner that they receive the scores well in advance before submitting the scores to the university in their application forms. 

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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Candidates can make changes to registration through their MyACT account. Candidates are allowed to make the following changes:Add or remove the writing testChanges to test date or test locationAny updation to personal informationAny changes to selected collegesIf these changes are made after the registration deadlines, then the applicant may have to bear an extra fee also. Thus, applicants must ensure that they fill their applications with the right set of information in one go as far as possible.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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International candidates need to pay USD 186.50 (without the Writing test) as an ACT registration fee and USD 186.50 + USD 25 (with the Writing test). Thus, overall ACT registration without writing exam will cost around INR 15,603.51 approximately. While those applying for ACT exam with the writing component will have to pay INR 15,603.51 + INR 2,091.62 which is almost INR 17,695.14; note these USD to INR conversions ared one as per the exchange rate on July 22, 2024. But before registering for ACT exam, applicants must check if the fee has been updated or not. 

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