I want to take admission in MIT, USA for Bachelor in physics but I got only 78% in 10th and 58 marks in math. Am I eligible?

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8 years ago
You can take admission, but they not only see the marks, they also see the overall performance of yours school years.

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Arslan Shaikh
8 years ago
They give more importance to high school marks. They will not give admission to you only on the basis of your 10th marks. They application process is holistic means they are interested in whole person.

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