Dear Student,

to prepare for SAT in two months is quite less, but with the adequate motivation and time management skills, you will be able to give your best.

Follow few of the steps given below,

• Familiarize yourself with the SAT format
• Gather the syllabus for the exam
• Practice Math sums every day
• Try to learn a few tricks to solve Math sums faster in the exam
• Make it a point you  practice your grammar everyday as it will help you with the English section
• Develop a habit to read SAT passages as it will help you get a speed of reading faster but also grasping what is written faster
• Study vocabulary, keep a target of words everyday and try to accomplish it
• Take practice tests to check your progress

• Reading
• Writing and Language
• Math (No calculator)
• Math (Calculator)
• Essay (optional)

Hello, Since SAT test your knowledge gained through all your school years it is not like you will be starting afresh now so you can get desired results if you put enough efforts in two months. There are two things you should follow beside studying

1. Practice mock and previous papers right from the beginning, don't wait till you finish the syllabus
2. Do give your best without fretting about the results.

For English sections reading is the key. Make a habit of reading newspapers and develop reading itself as a hobby by choosing your favorite genre to read. Spend 1/3 of your day's study time exclusively for English by practicing in a English workbook.

You can check out this link for further preparation tips

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/sat-assessments

Best wishes.

Hello

Since you have not mentioned your category I am assuming you to be from general  category. From what you have mentioned you have o work experience (internships, part times, full time etc) you do not have high chances of getting an IIM but if you score above 99.5 percentile in CAT then maybe you can get FMS Delhi (as here there is no weightage given to previous academics or work experience which is important in the PI)Try to score as high as you can and do not lose  hope, do your best! Good Luck!

Hello

You can give sat in class 10th . Also it is possible to give sat exam after 10th also that is in class 11th . You should appear for test with good preparation so that you can get good marks so that you will get good college. Also you may get scholarship after scoring good marks .

Hope this helps

Thank you

Hello,

SAT is an entrance examination consisting of section like writing skills, critical reading and mathematics. This exam is for admission in most of colleges in united states. But as you have not mentioned country you want to go and university where you want to apply, it is hard to tell.

Ielts is and English language exam and is accepted by many universities in Europe. Gre exam is also accepted by maby universities.

So it will be best to check which university you want to try or how many universities in that specific country accepts SAT examination and do they require IELTS.

Hello applicant,

* I will explain you about the SAT,LELTS and JEE exam firstly about the SAT exam:-

*This is the exam which is conducted for students looking for admissions to a college or university undergraduate program, or applying for scholarships etc. This Scholastic Admission Test (SAT) is eligible  for all the candidates who wanna study at  abroad in countries like the USA, Canada, Australia and other countries

* IELTS exam  is  a english proficiency test and it is   internationally accepted and the exam  is conducted by the British Council, IDP Education, Cambridge Assessment English. This exam is conducted for those who wanna  study or work abroad and whose first language is not English.

*Where has the JEE Main exam  is a national level exam which is  conducted for students who are  seeking admission in top engineering colleges.

*So, the best exam for b.tech in abroad is Scholastic Admission Test (SAT) exam

Hope it helpful

Dear Aspirant

SAT is conducted for candidates looking for admissions to a college or university undergraduate program, or applying for scholarships etc. Scholastic Admission Test (SAT) is open for all who are interested in studying abroad in countries like the USA, Canada, Australia and others and want to show their college readiness.

The International English Language Testing System or IELTS 2020 is an internationally accepted English language proficiency test conducted by the British Council, IDP Education, Cambridge Assessment English. IELTS is conducted for those candidates who want to study or work abroad and whose first language is not English. The IELTS 2020 scores will be used to satisfy English language proficiency requirements for various undergraduate and postgraduate programs as well as visa application requirements.

JEE Main is a national level exam conducted for students seeking admission in top engineering colleges.

Hope this helps

Hello!

SAT stands for Scholastic Aptitude Test and is appeared by 3 million students worldwide for admission into undergraduate courses in the US and other countries. Income-eligible students with a SAT score of 1300 or higher may qualify for a merit-cum-need scholarship at participating universities.

Registration fee:-

$47.50 (without Essay)

$64.50 (including Essay)

There are two SAT tests, one is reasoning and the other one is subject based(optional). The SAT(reasoning) test comprises of Reading, Writing and Passage and Math. There is an optional essay section too. Total duration of the exam is 145 min excluding essay and 180 min with essay included.

Writing and Passage- 44 questions in 35 min

Reading- 52 questions in 65 min

Math-58 questions in 80 min

Essay- 50 min

Total Marks=1600

The various SAT subject tests(is not compulsory) include:

• Literature
• U.S. History
• World History
• Mathematics Level 1
• Mathematics Level 2
• Biology E/M
• Chemistry
• Physics
• French
• Spanish
• German

For more info:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/all-about-sat/amp

All the best!

Helo Shyam!

Though your 12th % wont look good in your portfolio for top universities, but your SAT score is above average. If your Statement of purpose(SOP) is impressive enough and your Toefl/IELTS scores are good enough too, then you can expect merit-cum-needs based scholarship in the universities you will apply for sure!

Eventually, after one or two semesters you can apply for more scholarship in the financial aid office of the university you joined. They will find the suitable ones for you according to your performance in that semester. You can try contacting the office through respective emails as well.

Hope this helps!