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6 months agoContributor-Level 6
The preparation for SAT and ACT depends on the applicants and how they plan to work on their syllabus. For those, who wish to submit either SAT or ACT scores will have to first check what suits them the best and then begin their preparations. The SAT preparation may seem easier for those who are more inclined towards reading and logical reasoning. Whereas, those who have a practical plus logical bent of mind will find ACT exam preparation easier. But again the ease of preparation completely depends on the applicant and on his/her previous knowledge.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
No, without preparation it is difficult to crack the ACT exam. No matter how knowledgeable the person may be he/she will require some practice at some point of time. Without practice it can be difficult to crack ACT exam too. ACT exam preparation is a long term practice and it takes time to hone skills in order to crack the ACT exam. Hence, ensure that you begin preparation for ACT exam and not just rely on over confidence to crack the exam.
There can be many exceptions to the rule and applicants may be able to crack the exam with certain tricks and tips as well. Thus, applicants should ensure they take the long route first and if
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
The best way to prepare for ACT reading and writing section is to read as much as possible and be able to discuss with others. A regular reading habit can prove beneficial in cracking the reading and writing section of ACT exam. Applicants can pick up some literature novels or read a newspaper regularly, this will help in increasing the reading speed of the applicant and the applicant will be able to learn new vocabulary which will be useful in using them in the ACT exam, and overall will help in preparation too. Plus regularity in reading is must so that there is consistency in habit and thought.
For those who enjoy reading newsp
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
There are just a couple of tips that one must keep in mind before preparing for ACT exam:
- Check the ACT exam syllabus first, mark the topics where the students are confident enough and mark those where they lack confidence.
- See how much time will you take to prepare for ACT and then begin preparing for the exam based on the timeline keeping the above point in mind.
- Setting up a schedule and making a timetable and following it is must to crack plus prepare for ACT.
- A separate time must be kept for attempting mock exams.
- Those who still need mocks should keep a week or two for extra preparation.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
If the applicant has chosen to appear for ACT exam, then he/she needs to first devise their strategy of preparation. ACT preparation may seem difficult for some while the others may be easy for others. Applicants need to first check how much are they prepared to give the exam. In case the applicants have some confidence in any one or maybe two sections of the ACT, they can easily prepare for the third section of ACT and prepare easily in a month's time.
This should be the ideal strategy of ACT exam preparation if aiming for a month:
- Attempt mocks and check how much preparation you need and then identify the green and red areas.&nbs
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
For SAT and ACT: It depends on your proficiency and your target score. If you are aiming for the top 10 percentile and also are quite proficient already, then spend 3 hours for 2 weeks solving papers and revision. If you have just started preparing, then spend 2 hours for 3 months to gain good understanding of the test pattern and to do well.
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