IELTS

You have been explained about the admission process clearly by Vikas. Planning to do a Masters, so it is very important you learn to research yourself.

Hi,
Yes, you can as IELTS Is not recommended for candidates under the age of 16. It is eligible for students who are applying to study in UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and US.

Hi Dhruv,
Your application process should start in 11th end as and when you are ready with all documents and test scores except the final grades. Take a look here to understand the timeline:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/student-guide-to-australia-guidepage-13

Hi,
You can find out all the information about registration, centers, preparation, etc. on the below mentioned link:
https://www.ielts.org/book-a-test/how-do-i-register

Hi Rohit,
First you need to choose course and country and also share your educational qualification to guide you better. SAT/ ACT etc. are only required in USA and may be Singapore. IELTS is required by most of the countries.

Hi Aryan,
Scholarships are on merit. They may offer you scholarship on basis of TOEFL or IELTS scores but these scores won't be the only criteria. You must have very good scores in your academics and overall a very strong profile.

Yes, you can, Australia is known for its high quality education. Choose engineering. You have to be ready to spend at least 80 lakhs.

Hi Rohit,
It depends on the course you are applying to as the requirements varies course to course. So, either check from the website directly or share your interest here.

Hi,
For IELTS the best is the British Council and its centres. For GMAT, you may either look for Princeton Review, Jumboree, IMS. You may also check some local service providers.

Dear,
You need to sit for IELTS/TOEFL as well apart from appearing for SAT. The SAT subject test is required or recommended by a select few universities. Therefore, it makes sense to email the university and confirm with them about the entry requirements. However, say for e.g, if you are strong in maths subject, it always makes sense to highlight that by taking the maths subject test. This way a few of your weak points might get ignored by the admissions committee.
I hope this helps.