TOEFL Eligibility

Yes, you are eligible for Christ University the minimum eligibility is candidate must holds a Bachelor's degree or if a candidate is in his final year can also apply and also needs to appear for any of the Exam like CAT XAT MAT CMAT GMAT GRE ATMA and score well. There is no need for IELTS or TOEFL for the university.

TOEFL and IELTS tests are necessary to test your understanding of English both spoken and written. Hence, it is very necessary.

MBA has three different level. One for freshers who has no experience, we call that as Freshers MBA. Second one is with 2 or three years any experience, we call it executive MBA. Third one is called AMBA, MBA which is meant for managers. That is, you need a minimum of three years of managerial experience. You need IELTS to prove your English proficiency. No need of GMAT for freshers. For others also, GMAT is not mandatory.

You would be getting the report cards from your school. Just make sure the university you are applying might ask for a character certificate and an affidavit from your school, so make sure you get it as well.

TOEFL is the test for English language requirements and required mainly to study in the USA.There is no eligibility to take the TOEFL. Please check ets.org/TOEFL for the test dates and registration.

From which college did you complete your PG?

Dear,
The SAT score eligibility varies from university to university. An ideal new SAT score in my view is 1200+ (higher the score, better it is) and with this score, you may target good universities in the US. As for TOEFL, it is more of an English assessment test rather than a competitive test. An ideal score for a UG course would be 80+ in TOEFL with no individual band less than 20. I'm not sure what you meant by "direct admission" and therefore cannot comment on the same.
Hope this helps.

Hi,
There is no set eligibility but to take SAT or ACT, you must be a high school student as these tests are given to study Bachelor degree. For TOEFL, there is no such requirement.

Hi, your grades are too low for both the countries. You may still find very little options in Canada but Germany is a tough call. You can look for suitable options in Australia or even New Zealand. These countries too have a great demand for graduate mechanical engineers.