What is the minimum SAT score required to get a seat in mechanical engineering at NIT, Surathkal?

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H
7 years ago
SAT is accepted by the following Indian universities as well. The number of Indian universities accepting SAT scores from Indian students in India is increasing. The universities in India include - Ashoka - Manipal - Azim Premji University - Ahmedabad - Bennett - BML Munjal -FLAME - Manav Rachna - S

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A
7 years ago
Please refer the link. ( http://dasa.ankitverma.com.np/ )

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M
7 years ago
Admissions is through counseling based on the rank obtained in JEE mains for Indian Nationals. Admission is on the basis of merit in SAT (must have minimum 1440 score in SAT) through DASA scheme for Foreign nationals/Persons of Indian Origin/ Non-Resident Indians/Overseas Citizens.

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Vikram S
7 years ago
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