When is the right time and what is the right way to apply for MIT (USA)? I am in class 10th currently.

When and how should I write SAT and ACT? What all extra activities should I do in class 10th? I am also pursuing the foundation of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and am interested in computer science (programming).

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Vikas Kaushik | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Hi Aditya, This is an ideal time to prepare for MIT or any other top ranking university. You can take the SAT or ACT during 11th and reattempt if required. Note you don't have to take both SAT and ACT but just one of them. Incase you take SAT, SAT subject tests are also required. Now, to build you

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