What are the average ACT / SAT scores (engineering majors) for admitted students at Stanford University?

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Stanford University does not ask for ACT/ SAT scores for any Engineering majors. Students opting for B Tech courses must fulfill the basic eligibility that includes a high school degree and its official transcripts. In addition, they must submit documents, such as the school report form, counselor's

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