There is no specific syllabus as such but the TOEFL tests iBT students on the basis of reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.

SAT is a globally recognized standardized test that is taken for admission at colleges in the United States. SAT is of two types: SAT I and SAT II

The SAT I tests a student's skills in Mathematics, Critical Reading, and Writing. SAT II tests measure student’s knowledge & skills in particular subject areas. You can easily find the entire SAT TEST syllabus on Manya-The Princeton Review’s website. They have all the updated details of the new SAT syllabus, so check out their website.

Dear aspirant,

In order to take SAT exam, one must ensure that he/she is well-versed with the SAT exam pattern, SAT preparation tips and other related information pertaining to the same. The SAT and SAT Subject tests are designed to check candidates' preparedness for the colleges and whether they fit to be among rest of the students. The test is accepted by a majority of the colleges and universities spread across the USA and other foreign countries

Grammar: To begin with SAT Preparation tips, the first step is to get grammar accurate. The multiple-choice questions which involve selecting the right answer will mostly test the grammar skills. So, aspirants should practice the basic English grammar and refer to books like Wren and Martins. Besides, there are many websites, which provide aid in improving grammar through several practice tests.

Read: Preparation remains incomplete without reading. Since test takers would be asked to write an essay, the best way to prepare for it would be to remain updated with the recent happenings across the globe. This will help to put the point across at the time of writing the essay.

Write sample essays: Choosing any topic and writing on it will help in improving the thought process.

Brush up vocabulary: The sentence completion task is similar to the basic fill in the blanks.  So, it is vital to be updated with the latest vocabulary tips.

Practice sample papers : https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-sample-papers

Hope this helps. Thank you.

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Hello Manu Saraswat

The exam pattern for SAT changed in the year 2018.

Mentioned below is the difference between the pattern of exam before 2018 and after 2018.

This exam pattern change was applicable for Biology also.

For more details, kindly visit our page mentioned below

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-exam-pattern

Hope it helps you.

• Commonly known as SAT
• International level test
• Eligiblity criteria is not specified means there no such particular Eligiblity criteria
• There will be 3 sections...reading , writing, mathematics, and essay for optional
• Must score above 300
• score range is in between 200 to 800
• the exam is for getting admission in us or some other abroad countries.

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt. yes you are eligible for sat exam.

There is no eligiblity criteria forsat exam.

But a maximum number of high school students between the ages 17-18 appear for the SAT exam

I hope my answer will be helpful for you Good luck