What are GMAT and sat exams and where they are required

58 Views|Posted 2016-05-28 12:15:33
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Surabhi Chaudhary
2016-05-28 15:32:11
The SAT exam is for admission into UG colleges abroad for technical courses like engineering. The GMAT exam is for Management courses abroad, PG in Management.

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Surabhi Chaudhary
2016-05-29 14:06:26
That means you are going to apply for the undergraduate course. For that you need to take SAT exam. You should visit the website of the college of Singapore you want admission in and read all instructions and eligibility criteria carefully. Search on their website whether they accept SAT score or AC

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