Does Bahria University accept SAT-I scores as alternate to their Entry Test?

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1. Guest8491
   

    Yes, Bahria University accept SAT-I with minimum 600 score  for our undergraduate programme.

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2. Guest6020
   

   Bahria University was established on 7th of February 2000 through a Presidential Ordinance, with a vide vision to operate an educational system capable of providing state of the art facilities to impart education to the people of Pakistan. It is a multi-campus university, committed to the attainment of the highest standards of teaching, learning and research.
   
   SAT Reasoning Test is a standardized test for college admissions in the United States. The SAT is owned, published, and developed by the College Board, a not-for-profit organization in the United States.
   
   Since you wish to apply for admission in Bahria, The admission procedure is described as under:

   
   

   
       
   1. Submit the prescribed form along with supporting documents on or before the notified closing date.
   
       
   2. Admission will be based on Academic Eligibility Score, Entrance Test Score and Interview.
   
       
   3. Students unable to provide 'Academic Eligibility, examination marks/CGPA awaiting results, must enter last qualification marks.
   
       
   4. For non-Pakistani qualifications, student must enter IBCC equivalent marks, HEC Equivalence Certificate marks, or calculated marks as given in application from.
   
       
   5. Students are also advised to obtain O-Level IBCC certificate in case A-Level result is awaited.
   
       
   6. Forms of students awaiting A-Level/Intermediate result will not be accepted, without, either 1st year Marks or O-Level equivalence certificate marks from IBCC.
   
       
   7. While entering CGPA, maximum scale is to be mentioned.
   
       
   8. Students with valid ETS scores have the option, not to take Bahria University Admission Test and submit scores
   
   

   
   

    

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