I want to study in an ivy league school. I want to know about the requirements in resume to get admitted in an undergraduate course.

I got an A grade in class 10 (2018-19). I am a commerce student. I will complete class 12 in year 2021.

34 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Eshita Nagpal
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
Generally speaking, a high SAT or ACT score is needed for admission to any Ivy League school. If your score on the SAT is 1590 or higher, or your score on the ACT is 35 or higher, then you are in the top 25 percent of students who apply to those schools.

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