What is the percentage required in class 11th or 12th while applying for Stanford University?

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Nidhi Sharma | Guide-Level 11

2016-03-10 17:48:29

Hello Sakshi, Since Stanford is one of the elite university thus an expected 4.0 comparable GPA is expected from even International students which is almost a 90%+ as per CBSE/ICSE & a good 40-43 IB points or similar in A levels. The gist is you must be in the top 1-5% of the class at your school wi

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