The entrance exams accepted depend on the institution, program, and country. For undergraduate studies, exams like the SAT or ACT are widely recognized in the U.S., while other countries may require national or regional tests. For graduate programs, exams such as the GRE (general or subject-specific), GMAT (for business schools), LSAT (for law schools), or MCAT (for medical schools) are commonly required. Additionally,
international students often need to demonstrate English proficiency through tests like TOEFL or IELTS. Some programs may also accept alternative qualifications or waive exam requirements based on prior academic performance or professional experience. Always check the specific requirements of the institution and program you are applying to, as policies can vary significantly. Some universities may also consider scores from other standardized tests or offer their own entrance exams. It’s essential to research thoroughly and confirm which exams are mandatory or recommended for your desired course of study.