@natasha-rao
There are some great colleges that you could target for your bachelor's in medicine. Some of these are:

Oxford University, Oxford – UK Harvard Medical School, Harvard University, Boston, USA University of Cambridge, Cambridge – UK Karolinska Institutet, Solna – Sweden

You can check the list of some top universities and read about those in detail here: best medical colleges in the world

I want to know about undergraduate courses at Columbia University- New York. Could someone please help me with the same? Please share the details about the application fee, etc.

@manas-goyal
The eligibility criteria differ as per the universities you choose to apply to. But, these are some general requirements:

12th-grade transcripts- All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE), Indian School Certificate (ISC), or from other Indian State Boards, with subjects- Mathematics, English, and one of Biology, Chemistry or Physics. Language proficiency proof- IELTS, TOEFL, PTE.

If you need any assistance regarding university shortlisting, test prep, SOP, etc., feel free to reach out to our experts. They'd be happy to help!

@scizome
Firstly, you need to decide:
1.) Your Budget
2.) Who will sponsor your education, parents, education loan, etc.?
3.) What intake do you want to go for?

If you want to go for bachelors you can look for universities like:
1.) Bachelor of Science in Computer Science- Robotics and Embedded Systems- Kent State University, USA
2.) BEng (Hons) Robotic Engineering- Oxford Brookes University, UK
3.) BEng (Hons) Mechatronics- DeMontfort University, UK
4.) BEng (Hons) Robotics- University of the West of England, UK

You can contact our experts at iSchoolConnect for more info and proper guidance.
(https://ischoolconnect.com/en/contact-us/)

@adityakumar
Hi Aditya,
Following courses are recommended (but not compulsory) to apply to MIT
1.) Biology
2.) Physics
3.) Chemistry
4.) Two or more years of social studies/history
5.) At least 4 years of English
6.) Advanced mathematics (calculus level)

You may contact our counselors who would be happy to help you with your study abroad process.

@mahak
Hi Mahak, you can go for the following courses:
1.) Creative Events Management - BA (Hons).
2.) Sustainable Festival Management- BA (Hons).

That's not true
It's one of the top 50 universities in the world
So no, its fee is not less
The average tuition of Brown University is $57,112

The amount will change depending on which country, university, and subjects you choose to study.
As for US, the Aeronautical Engineering fee can be anywhere between-
25,000 USD to about 55,000 USD

The ACT organization does not list any age or gender prerequisites for a student to be eligible for the ACT exam.

McMaster University has 6 faculties, including Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Sciences, and Social Sciences.
The university is super-research oriented, and that's why it's a good option if you want to study science, engineering, technology, etc.

Some of the undergraduate McGill University courses include-

Mathematics & Computer Science Physiology & Physics Health Geography MedicineBiotechnology, and more

You can check out-

Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich Heidelberg University University of Tubingen, and more

SAT exam syllabus-

The reading section has five passages: one from fiction, one from philosophy and general themes of daily life, one from economy/sociology/psychology, and two from everyday science. Aspirants are required to read the passages and answer the set of questions in the given context with reasoning and arguments. Writing and Language Test comprises of 44 MCQs from 4 passages (science, careers, history, humanities, and social sciences) where students need to articulate and express their ideas by taking care of the language conventions. Some questions also ask aspirants to fix grammatical and syntax errors in the given passages. The SAT syllabus for mathematics includes questions from Algebra, Problem Solving, and Data Analytics and Advanced Math in both sub-sections. Lastly, the optional part of the essay is used for a more in-depth examination of a candidate’s thought process, their understanding of the world, and their set of beliefs. On the other hand, it is also a combined test of a student’s reading, writing, and analytical skills.

Not just that...
Even though the exam is majorly recognized by all four-year universities in the US, close to 200 institutions outside of the US also accept the ACT test scores.

The ACT Science section will measure your interpretation, analysis, reasoning, evaluation, and problem-solving skills.

Each section of the ACT exam receives a score between 1 and 36.

Your final score will be an average of the scores taken from each of them.

The Writing Section, on the other hand, is measured from 2 to 12 and does not affect your composite score.

Most of the questions you see will be in the form of word problems

There's also 16th and 17th July 2021

SAT vs ACT-

ACT does not have a Science section ACT is more knowledge-oriented SAT is more towards assessing students' analytical skills
Since it's easier, ACT has more questions than SAT, overall

The 2021 admissions cycle was offering a SAT test-optional policy that was considering all aspects of an application including grades, honors work, and extracurricular activities.
But idk about 2022...