Am I eligible for SAT? I have scored 69% in 12th from CBSE board.

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Ritika Pradhan
9 years ago
There are no specific eligibility criteria for SAT 2017. Since SAT is taken for admission in colleges, students are advised to take the test when they are in junior or senior high school. There is no specific score or time to take SAT, one can take the test irrespective of any particular SAT test el

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ANUJ KARNATAK
8 years ago
Yes, you can apply for SAT examination. SAT is for getting admission in foreign universities after 12th and the selection is on the basis of marks you have scored in SAT exam. Do prepare well for your SAT and get admission as well a scholarship.

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