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The eligibility varies from programme to programme but an overview is MIT being a top ranked university you must have good scores. If you are applying to an UG course take the SAT. For PG courses take the GRE. Additional to these you must have a dynamic profile with high level of intellect.
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It is early to assess situation in US and name the exact locations or states or universities. Universities are still welcoming students, a welcome movement is on too.
Australia is gaining popularity. The living expenses are high, but for a student you will get affordable accommodation. New Zealand is another great destination now. Asia Pacific overall is a hub. Canada is too a favorite and its really affordable and safe. France and Netherlands are other choices.
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Migration to any country is easy if you study there and then apply for a job and work visa. Getting a job from India won't be that easy to either of the countries. In order of easiness, Canada, Germany and then USA for PR. You may also consider Australia. The best way is to check their skill shortage list and then look for a job or course accordingly.
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Scholar-Level 17
You need to start by end of grade 10 or early 11th by taking up SAT/ACT and TOEFL/IELTS as if you don't score well, you have the chance of improving it. You will also need to shortlist 5 to 10 universities which offer the course of ur choice and manageable finances. LORs and transcript can be prepared when in 12th after your semester exam and application process starts by December.
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For MS in the USA, you need the following:
1. GRE scores
2. TOEFL/IELTS as per the universities requirements
3. Work experience is preferred by most of the universities
4. Research/publication related to your field
5. A CV and two letters of recommendation
There could be additional requirements as well so choose the specialization and the universities and apply.
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If the board is recognised, he will have no issue in admission. But be sure of the step you are taking. If he has failed in grade 11th in science, it would be better to get his aptitude test done by a career counselor as engineering in India or USA, both will be difficult for him.
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