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The University of Hamburg offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses and accepts applications from all around the world. Students seeking admission at the University of Hamburg are required to qualify for the International language proficiency exams such as IELTS/TOEFL (depending on the course they choose to pursue). Furthermore, International students, including Indian students are required to show German language proficiency for undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Hence, SAT is not required for Indian students to take admission to the University of Hamburg.

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Rutgers University has made the submission of SAT and ACT scores optional for admissions. If students cannot submit a test score or choose not to, they will still receive full admission consideration. The University conducts a holistic review of each student's application that considers many more factors, excluding SAT and ACT. However, if the students have already given the SATs and have the score ready, they can submit their documents while applying. Check out some tips to Score well for SAT

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Rutgers University has made the submission of SAT and ACT scores optional for admissions. If students cannot submit a test score or choose not to, they will still receive full admission consideration. The University conducts a holistic review of each student's application that considers many more factors, excluding SAT and ACT. However, if the students have already given the SATs and have the score ready, they can submit their documents while applying. Check out some tips to Score well for SAT

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Anurag Pal

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Georgia Institute of Technology offers a wide range of courses to its students. Each course has some specific admission requirements which are mentioned on their respective course page. The minimum ACT/SAT score requirement for UG courses will vary from program to program. Generally, the SAT score required for most of the UG courses is in the range of 1360 - 1540. Meanwhile, the general ACT score requirement is in the range of 31 - 35.

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University of Chicago accepts the following exam scores for admission to all programmes:ExamScore RequiredSAT1510-1580ACT33-35Other than the SAT and ACT, the student's GPA and letters of recommendation is also a very important academic requirement for admissions at University of Chicago.

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Florida International University has an acceptance rate of 64%. The applicants who have been accepted to Florida International University have an SAT score between 1060 and 1240 or an Act score of 21 and 27. Other than these scores, the student’s GPA also is an important requirement for admissions at FIU. Additionally, the applicant’s high school rank and the letters of recommendation are also considered to be important for getting admission to the university.

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Tasneem Hoda

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Florida International University has an acceptance rate of 64%. The applicants who have been accepted to Florida International University have an SAT score between 1060 and 1240 or an Act score of 21 and 27. Other than these scores, the student’s GPA also is an important requirement for admissions at FIU. Additionally, the applicant’s high school rank and the letters of recommendation are also considered to be important for getting admission to the university.

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Keeping in mind the difficulty students may face while preparing for and accessing admission testing worldwide, it has been decided by Stanford University that international undergraduate students applying for admission to Stanford University from Fall 2023 can take admission without SAT / ACT scores (Test Optional). Meaning, the decision to submit the scores will now be in the hands of the applicants as the university will review applications with or without standardized test scores.

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Columbia University shall observe a test-optional policy for first-year applicants to Columbia College or College of Engineering who will be applying for fall 2023 and 2024. Generally, the Columbia University admission process is holistic. This means that all parts of the application are considered. For selection, each applicant's academic potential, intellectual strength, and ability to think independently are considered. Other factors like the applicant's special interests and abilities, motivation, maturity, curiosity, and whether the students will be able to make productive use of four years at Columbia are also considered.

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