What is the eligibility criteria for admission to various courses at Georgia Institute of Technology?

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Tasneem Hoda | Contributor-Level 10

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The eligibility criteria for undergraduate and graduate international students at Georgia Institute of Technology are given as follows:

Undergraduate Requirements

Graduate Requirements

- Class X board results and XI internal marks;

- Class XII board results; and

- Predicted XII board results (strongly recommended).

(All of the above listed requirements are applicable only for Indian students)

- Official college/university transcripts (English translation);

- Statement target="_blank" rel="noopener">Letters of recommendation (LOR);

- Statement of purpose (SOP);

- Proof of English language proficiency;

- Resume/CV;

- GMAT/GRE score; and

- Other course-specific requirements.

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