A need for entrance exams during admission depends on both educational institutions and the particular curriculum you want to pursue. Almost every educational establishment requires entrance exams during admissions for candidates pursuing engineering or medical studies or registering for management programs. Standardized exams enable institutions to measure students' expertise as well as their natural abilities and fundamental abilities for their selected academic field. Institutions pursuing aeronautical engineering or airport management often need candidates to pass either JEE (for engineering in India) or the AME CET (for aviation courses) exam and school-specific tests. The SAT combined with ACT as well as GRE and GMAT constitute standardized tests needed by international universities for specific educational levels.
The academic excellence from your past education counts for institutional admission at select colleges that choose to limit their approval process to students demonstrating good grades rather than requiring entrance tests. Private universities together with diploma courses and selected colleges will approve admission through a student's high school performance and undergraduate grades as well as personal statements and interview results. Many institutions that give diplomas in aeronautical engineering and airport management approve candidates through their transcripts and applicable qualifications rather than standardized entrance exams. Every student should consult the entry requirements that their upcoming institution sets.