Hello aspirant,

The NMMS question papers 2021-22 will be available in pdf format on the individual SCERTs' official websites. The NMMS question papers assist students in gaining an understanding of the exam pattern, format, and other relevant topics.

Students gain an understanding of the difficulty level of the NMMS exam by completing those NMMS exam question papers. The NMMS includes two papers: the Mental Ability Test (MAT) and the Scholastic Ability Test (SAT). The NMMS question paper is worth a total of 180 points. To qualify for the NMMS exam, students must achieve a minimum of 40% (or 32% for SC/ST).

To get the nmms sat paper previous year, you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

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You have scored a good percentage in your higher secondary school but colleges/universities like Harvard are concerned about your overall profile. You should have good academic profile, you must have involvement in social work, you should have played and participated in different types of sports, and many more things. You should definitely try to score good marks in SAT exam as It will help you a lot in your selection. Apart from your studies try to focus on your extra-curricular activities it will boost your profile and there will be more chances of getting selected by top universities/colleges.

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You might know that almost all colleges ask for SAT scores and fewer than all US universities require applicants to submit SAT subject test results. SAT is only for undergraduate admissions. There are no cutoff scores. Unlike in India, you'll not be applying to a specific course, you'll be applying to a certain university. So if you ask for compulsory purpose then if you are positive about the exam and it has benefits in future you should look for it.

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Hi Manisha,

Yes, you can. After graduating from high school, candidates can take the SAT test. The SAT is used for admission to undergraduate programs, and candidates can take it in 11th or 12th grade or after graduating from high school. Check more updates on universities websites. To know more about SAT exam take a look at the below link.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/sat

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For doing MD in US the first thing you need to do is check in world directory of med school  weather Your college is there. Apply for ECFMG ( edu commission for foreign medical graduates) to get identification number. Fill the form and get sign by your dean.

Exams are step by step.  First exam, You can write this in India. You need to score 192 out of 280 questions. Questions will be from topics upto second years, that is pre and para clinic topics. Second step is clinical exam, this also you can write in India .  Next step is based on clinical skills, for this you will get 9 patients. Your communication skills, English proficiency ,clinical encounter ,diagnosis ability will tested.

After passing above successive test, you could choose different universities for residency. You will get your specialty according to your score.

Hello aspirant ,

In the US, medical admissions are postgraduate admissions. That basically means for everything save for the uncommon programme they accept students directly out of college. The SAT is not an aptitude test for medical school; it is an assessment of college readiness.

The appropriate test for admission is the MCAT. Research, recommendations, and a student's college grades are further considerations, at least in the US.

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Hi,

SAT ( Scholastic Assessment Test ) is a Standardized test, widely used for college admission in USA. It tests the written, verbal and mathematical skills of the candidates. This test is for candidates who wants to enroll in undergraduate programs in the USA and Canada.

As you have mentioned you are in class 10th currently, you are eligible for the SAT exam. Yes, you can skip class 11th and 12th from India, if you are selected in exam and is invited by the college/university based on your test skills and interviews.

The registrations are open in official SAT examination website.

Please note you are allowed to give SAT exam 5 times in a year in India (current).

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Yes with this rank you can find college's in Banglore.

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You can pursue SAT and JEE together. Math asked in SAT is far simpler than that in JEE. Be that as it may since there is no English-related segment in JEE, you should invest extraordinary amounts of energy to plan for SAT English/Verbal section. SAT and JEE are altogether unique consequently looking at them will have neither rhyme nor reason. JEE tests an alternate range of abilities while SAT is unique. JEE is chiefly utilized for admissions to the designing system in any semblance of IIT, etc. SAT then again tests your English abilities (verbal and composing) and secondary school science. To do well in SAT you should be very well in English and the degree in Mathematics is somewhat simpler when contrasted with JEE. All things considered, a generally excellent SAT score can land you up in a top college in the world. Be mindful that most understudies from India face inconveniences in SAT Verbal. Indian understudies perform pretty well in SAT numerical when contrasted with understudies from different nations.

So if your child can deal with his school, JEE Mains, and SAT all together then he can pursue all of them together.