<p>i am from india in class12
Toefl ibt scores 110/120
Appearing for sat 2 in october (ml1 ml2 physics), and hoping perfect scores.
Appearing for sat 1 in november.
I wan't to apply for engineering to usa and uk
Can anyone tell me that how can i apply to Oxford camb and imperial college london i.e, there requirements.
Do they accept CbSE or not.
My 10th cbse scores were 95%
What else i need to submit to these 3 universities?
kindly reply</p>
<p>Do you have any extra cirriculars …?
Do u need Financial Aid?
What is your GPA?–> equivalent to home grades in your school,together compiled in the form of your Mid-Year School Report?
What factors do you consider while choosing a university?</p>
<p>I guess we should have know the answers for these questions in order to tell you more about these universities or universities in US and UK…</p>
<p>regards,
Romil</p>
<p>I am State cycling champion (gold, silver, bronze) and national participant.
I cleared two rounds of Regional Maths Olympiad and secured 22nd position in north west region.
I don’t know how to convert % into gpa,
otherwise in class CBSE 10th i got 95%, 90% in 11th and 12th result isn’t out yet of first term.
I will apply for financial aid to those colleges which are need blind. Otherwise i will continue without financial aid eventhough it would be difficult.
Kindly tell me my chances at imperial (1st choice), camb and ox, and what else i need.</p>
<p>bump…</p>
<p>carreshwell: If you’re applying to the UK, I’d suggest you look at each university’s website: that should tell you if you meet their requirements or not.
Second, UK unis don’t really give financial aid to international students [unless you’re extremely lucky].</p>
<p>You also seem like a good candidate for US universities so maybe try for that too? Good luck!!</p>
<p>For UK, I suggest you take the A-Levels.</p>
<p>Pesonally, you should also apply to need-based US unis because you seem like a good candidate. If you can pull off more than decent scores in your SATs then you can get upto 100% scholarship even in need-based US unis.</p>