Which exam is for study abroad after 12th (for graduation): GRE, SAT, TOEFL or IELTS?
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Sargam Sharma An engineering student, freelancer and artist. | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoAfter 12th, you need to take SAT in order to be eligible to apply to a lot of major universities abroad. However, it is not compulsory. Some colleges do not require SAT scores. Some require ACT. But some require none of them. I would suggest you take SAT preferably in 12th grade or even after that as soon as possible and then look into individual websites of the colleges you want to apply to. To check if they accept TOEFL or IELTS. Both of them are English tests. some colleges ask for TOEFL and some want IELTS scores. If you don't know how to get started, attend some study abroad fairs.
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On general basis | On the basis of being large in amount or substantial | In the context of “academic or formal usage” |
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Synonyms of “beautiful” | ||
|---|---|---|
On general basis | On the basis of formal/poetic | In the context “for people” |
Pretty | Comely (old-fashioned, literary) | Handsome |
Lovely | Beauteous (archaic) | Attractive |
Attractive | Pulchritudinous (rare, academic/ironic use) | Charming |
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Synonyms of “good” | ||
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On general basis | On the basis of morality/character | On the basis of skills/ability |
Nice | Righteous | Capabale |
Fine | Moral | Able |
Pleasant | Noble | Proficient |
OK | Decent | Skillful |
Agreeable | Honorable | Skilled |
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