Demystifying the SAT and AP programs: Expert insights for students and parents
This immense financial and emotional investment underscores the importance of strategic preparation for college admissions. With over 13 lakh Indian students pursuing higher studies abroad in 2024, as reported by the Ministry of External Affairs, the competition for spots at top universities is fierce. The U.S. remains a top destination, with 69% of Indian students selecting it, according to the Oxford International Student Global Mobility Index. The Open Doors Report 2024 further highlights that Indian students now form the largest group of international students in the United States.
However, for many parents, the journey to international education is filled with questions: How can my child stand out in such a competitive landscape? Are there resources available to reduce the financial burden? How can I support my child in preparing for the rigorous demands of higher education? Programs like the SAT and Advanced Placement (AP) offer parents and students a pathway to address these challenges, helping them navigate the complex admissions process with confidence.
The SAT: A Key to College Admissions
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SAT is a globally recognized standardized that evaluates critical thinking and problem-solving skills, vital for both academic and professional success. With over 45 Indian institutions accepting SAT scores, it has become a valuable tool for students aiming to gain admission to top universities not just abroad, but also for students seeking opportunities
