Do I need to take a special exam to get a scholarship abroad after 12th?
No specific exam is designed for scholarships to study abroad after 12th. However, students who score well in standardised tests such as the SAT or ACT can go for merit-based scholarships. These are usually offered by the university or the department where you apply for admission.
No, there is no specific exam designed for scholarships to study abroad after class 12th. You can, however, qualify for merit-based awards through standardised test scores.
How Scholarship Eligibility Works
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is there a dedicated scholarship exam? | No |
| Which tests can help? | Standardised tests such as the SAT or ACT |
| Who offers merit awards? | Usually the university or the department you apply to |
What This Means for You
You are assessed on scores in standardised exams that are also used for university and visa applications, so a strong result serves several purposes.
My Advice
Focus on a strong SAT or ACT score along with your Class 12 results, and check each university's scholarship page for its own criteria, since they vary.
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