Can I apply for Jindal School of Journalism and Communication BSc (Hons) scholarships with ACT scores?

Yes, candidates are allowed to apply for Jindal School of Journalism and Communication BSc (Hons) admissions if they failed to secure the appropriate score in one exam but managed it in another. However, appearing for multiple entrance exams may not be possible always as most of them are held around the same time.

Candidates will need to look at the registration timeline for all accepted entrance exams to plan their attempts.

FLAME has an internal assessment process that considers various parameters for selection of candidates. Test score is one of these selection parameters. Candidates can still expect admission if they have an average score in the entrance test. Candidates can also apply for FLAME Entrance Aptitude Test (FEAT) for admissions.

Heidelberg University provide test option to international students for ACT or SAT score. Student still choose to submit their score to boost their admission chances. Students should aim to score a minimum ACT score is 21 or above and minimum SAT score of 560 or above.

Yes, submitting a valid ACT or SAT score will now become mandatory from the 2027-28 session. Students interested in Fall 2028 admissions, will have to submit either of the two scores. It was stopped during the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the university has now decided to introduce this policy again.

The university, in its recent findings, discovered that students who did submit SAT or ACT scores, did much better in their studies on campus, than those who didn't.

Yes, prospective students are eligible to apply for as many ACT exam dates as they wish to. Be it be both dates in a month or other furture dates. The ACT registration will have to be done separately for different dates of a month, they cannot be registered through a same email id. Its always better to appear for one exam date first and if the need arises, applicants can register for ACT once again if they are dissatisfied with their current scores.