can a person give SAT after graduation
Hello Aspirant,
Yes, candidates who have completed their education in India and are seeking to pursue a different bachelor's degree, as well as those who need to meet the admission requirements by providing their SAT results, are fully qualified to take the SAT. There isn't a clear definition of age or age bar for SAT eligibility.
The College Board, the organization that administers the SAT, has not established a minimal level of education required of applicants. On the other hand, applicants who have recently graduated or who are still in high school are eligible to take the SAT.
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Question : Read the passage given below and answer the questions/complete the statements that follow by choosing the correct options out of the given ones.
The old man was overjoyed when he heard of the invitation. He became nearly incoherent with joy. He was torn between the attraction of the offer and shyness. For the first time, Srinivas observed that the man could be moved by shyness. "No, no, I never eat anywhere. Oh, don't trouble yourself about it... No, no ..." he said but all the same, got up and followed Srinivas into the kitchen. He grinned affably at Srinivas's wife and commented flatteringly: "I have always told a lot of people to come and observe this lady for a model. How well she looks after the house. I wish modern girls were all like her." Srinivas gently propelled him to a plank, on which he sat down. He observed from his wife's face that she was pleased with the compliment, and Srinivas felt that old man's coffee was now assured. His wife came out with a tumbler of water and two leaves and set them in front of them. She then served a couple of cakes on each leaf, and the old man rubbed his hands with the joy of anticipation.
At a signal from Srinivas, he fell to; and Srinivas wondered how long it was since the other had had any. "What do you eat at night?" he asked testingly. The old man tore off a piece of cake and stuffed it in his mouth and swallowed it before he answered, shaking his head: 'I'm not a youth. Time was when I used to take three meals a day - three full meals a day in addition to tiffin twice a day. Do you know
"That's remarkable." Agreed Srinivas admiringly. "But now what do you do?"
"I'm a sanyasi, my dear young man."
Question:
'He was torn between the attraction ...'
The word similar in meaning to the underlined word is
Option 1: culmination
Option 2: exclamation
Option 3: repulsion
Option 4: fascination
Correct Answer: fascination
Solution : The correct answer is option 4.
Explanation:
The correct response is fascination.
Attraction is defined as "a feeling of liking someone/something."
- Fascination: the ability to be irresistibly appealing
- As a result, the meanings of attraction and fascination are similar.
Let's look at the definitions of some of the other words in the options:
- Repulsion is defined as "a strong feeling of not liking something that you find extremely unpleasant."
- Culmination: attaining the highest or most decisive point
- Exclamation: a sudden or sharp utterance
Hey mentors, just curious....If a jee aspirant decides to actually repeat their class 12th(give boards again) Instead of taking the usual drop and theyve never sat in any kvpy exams before.... repeating the class 12th, will they now be eligible for kvpy-sx?
Hello,
If a JEE aspirant decides to repeat their class 12th and has not appeared for any KVPY exams before, they can still be eligible for KVPY-SX. The eligibility criteria for KVPY-SX is based on the students performance in the Class 12th board exams. So, by repeating the class 12th and appearing for the board exams again, they would have a chance to meet the eligibility requirements for KVPY-SX. It is always a better idea to cross check the official KVPY guidelines for the most accurate information.
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