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Shubham kumar Jha
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The selection process for B.Sc depends upon your 10th and 12th class marks also the CAT score matters if available and a personal interview can be taken into consideration. Applicants with a SAT score of 1260 or above can directly appear for the Personal Interaction without appearing for the Academic Readiness Test.
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Shubham kumar Jha
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Yes, Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences accept SAT India score. Any three-year diploma earned after the Class 10 having a overall percentage of 60% aggregate with a sufficient English proficiency test result. Applicants having SAT scores of 1,260 or more can simply apply for the personal interaction without taking the online test, and SAT scores will be taken into consideration.
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Aadhar Tuteja
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SLS, Pandit Deendayal Energy University (PDEU) does not explicitly mention accepting SAT India scores for B.A. programs.The university typically conducts its own entrance tests for admission to its undergraduate programs. However, you can try reaching out to the university's admissions office or visiting their official website for more information on SAT India score acceptance for B.A. programs
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Aadhar Tuteja
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The selection process for B.A. programs can vary between institutions. For example, some colleges in India base admission to B.A. courses on merit, while others may conduct entrance exams.Additionally, Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts (SSLA) offers admission to its B.A. programme via SAT scores as one of the options for Indian students.As for the minimum SAT India score required, it is typically assessed out of 1600, with a focus on individual sub-scores in a holistic manner and within the context of the overall application.Specific minimum score requirements may vary between universities. Some universities in India accept SAT scores
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Sushma Priya pilli
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For its undergraduate programs, Indian School of Business and Finance (ISBF) does not accept SAT scores.If you are a non-resident Indian (NRI), you must take the SAT in addition to the JEE Mains exam. In this instance, ISBF admission will be based on your SAT score. You may be exempt from iMET if your composite SAT score is 1350 or higher during the 5-year validity period.In conclusion, non-resident Indians must submit their SAT results in addition to their JEE Mains scores, but ISBF does not accept SAT scores for its undergraduate programs for Indian students.
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Khushi Rathodmy area of expertise is finishing tasks on time.
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The search results do not specifically state the minimum SAT India score needed for admission to the Indian School of Business and Finance's (ISBF) B.Sc. program. Nonetheless, ISBF accepts SAT results for enrollment in its undergraduate courses.
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Khushi Rathodmy area of expertise is finishing tasks on time.
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There is no minimum SAT India score required by the Indian School of Business and Finance (ISBF) for admission to its B.Sc. program at Indian School of Business and Finance. But yes SAT is mandatory exam and you can check the SAT score or results on the college webiste. For Bsc admission one has to give SAT exam for which they need to register and get the SAT Admission Ticket. After appearing for SAT one can check score and become eligible to get admission on Indian School of Business and Finance.
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