SAT examinations are conducted seven times per year during the months of: October, November, December, January, March, May and June. The test dates vary each year. One major factor that universities use to evaluate students is the SAT score. A perfect SAT score will not guarantee a student admission to a top school because it is only one aspect of a larger application that includes coursework, recommendations, and extracurricular activities. But a great score will certainly help.
SAT is conducted by the College Board, which is a non-profit organization
and committed to the principles of excellence and equity.
·
Never get touchy about
any question and hence do not waste time if you are not able to crack it within
1-2 minutes.
·
Since each section in
the examination question paper will have different number of questions, it is
important to keep in mind the marks allocated to each section.
·
Go with proper plan -
as in which section to attempt first and which section to attempt last and how
much time should one devote on each section.
·
For writing section,
read a lot of books, make a list common topics and practice writing.
·
Develop creativity in
writing and take extra care of grammar and vocabulary.
·
In the reading
section, read the comprehension carefully and try to find the underlying idea
of the comprehension.
·
Highlight the important
points of the comprehension. This will give you an idea of the answers for the
questions to follow.
·
To score well in
Mathematics, do a lot of practice beforehand.
·
Try doing calculation
in mind and eliminating the choices to arrive at the answer.
·
Practice converting
the word problems into mathematical expressions.
·
Use your practical
knowledge and judgment.
·
Use calculator for
tougher calculations.
·
Start with easier
section and leave tougher questions for the other round.
Must Read...
ReplyDelete