How much do I have to score in CBSE in correspondence to SAT to get scholarships for USA?

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Aroon Bae
8 years ago
Hi Debasmith, I do not understand the part "correspondence to SAT". SAT is mandatory and so are good marks. Also, the universities in USA will see your overall profile and not just your marks. Nevertheless with regards to your query you should aim for a first class, 70% and above is good. The more

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By "correspondence to SAT" I meant to ask, what is the minimum marks that I have to get in CBSE and SAT to get scholarship because obviously I won't get scholarship if I get 1400 or above in SAT and 50 or 60% in CBSE, would I?

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