What exams do Indian students need for Harvard?

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For admission to UG courses at Harvard Uni international students need SAT / ACT and IELTS / TOEFL scores while on the other hand for admission to PG courses standardized test scores like GMAT / GRE are required which may vary as per the courses. A table of exam scores that have to be submitted by

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