The ACT organization doesn't set specific eligibility criteria for the ACT exam. Anybody above the age of 13 years can appear for the ACT exam. Students who complete their senior secondary education can take the ACT entrance exam to get admitted to their desired university worldwide.
A student can attempt the ACT exam 12 times in a lifetime. To get admitted to the best universities in the US, students need minimum scores of 32-33 out of 36.
Studying in the US is very demanding as it demands good academic scores and high scores in the international exam you’re attempting. Here we are talking about the ACT exam students take to get admitted for undergraduate courses in the US. Some of the top-rated universities in the US are:
| University | ACT Score |
|---|---|
| Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) | 34-36 |
| Stanford University | 32-34 |
| Harvard University | 33 |
| California Institute Of Technology | 35-36 |
| University of Chicago | 34-36 |
| University of Toronto | 29-34 |
| McGill University | 26 |
These scores are estimated on past results and exact score depends on choosen program
The ACT gives equal opportunities to both abled and disabled students to attempt the ACT exam. Accommodations for disabled students are approved by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Students with disabilities need to submit valid documents of disability and a history of the accommodations required earlier. To get special accommodation facilities, students need to prove their disability and the accommodations required for that disability. Student needs to upload a written prescription from a qualified professional doctor who is treating their disability, and that written prescription must contain the following content:
