Most international universities require students to give standardized tests for undergraduate admissions. Focused on this, the session delved into the formats, timing, and significance of tests such as the SAT, ACT, IELTS, and TOEFL.

Conducted in collaboration with EducationUSA, this session provided insights into undergraduate study opportunities in the United States, covering application procedures, deadlines, academic expectations, and cultural aspects.

Led by a CAP expert, this session focused on undergraduate study options in the United Kingdom, including information on universities, courses, application processes, application deadline and entry requirements.

Presented by a representative from the University of British Columbia, this session explored undergraduate study opportunities in Canada, highlighting academic programs, admission criteria, and student life.

In today’s time, when it’s so easy to write essays with the help of AI, students are forgetting how to make their essays unique. In order to address this concern, experts from USC and Columbia University of New York were invited to talk about the kind of essays they want to read and what makes the essays stand out in their view. The session provided students with tips and strategies for writing impactful personal statements and supplemental essays to enhance their college applications.

After multiple requests to know more about the SAT exam, the knowledge partner invited representatives from the College Board, the not-for-profit organization which develops and administers standardized tests, including SAT & AP. The session provided students with insights into test formats, content, and preparation strategies to achieve academic success. Interacting directly with the people who are responsible for conducting the exams really helped students gain a lot of insights and get their questions answered.