ACT

The ACT exam has a scoring scale of 1 to 36 for each of the four main sections: English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science. The Composite Score, which is the average of these four section scores (rounded to the nearest whole number), also ranges from 1 to 36.

For taking admission in undergraduate programs in North Dakota State University, it is not mandatory to provide ACT or SAT scores as a part of the application. But submitting standardized test scores might help applicants having GPA less than minimum GPA required (2.75 or higher) as it strengthens their profile and increase their chances of admission. Other basic requirements for admission includes fulfilling academic criteria, meeting English language test scores requirements, and submitting mandatory documents like academic records, statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation.

For admission to UG courses of Delaware University, international students are not required to submit SAT / ACT scores. Additionally, international students are required to submit IELTS / TOEFL scores or any other English language proficiency scores. Documents required to apply are:

• Academic transcripts
• Letters of recommendation
• English language proficiency score
• Financial documents
• Any other course-specific document

Yes, a two-month preparation period for the ACT may be sufficient. You need to:

• Possess a strong understanding of the subjects being tested (English, Math, Reading, Science).
• Are prepared to commit considerable time and effort to consistent study.
• Employ effective study techniques and utilize high-quality resources.
• Concentrate on your areas of weakness and engage in regular practice with official materials.
• Complete several practice tests under timed conditions to enhance stamina and become accustomed to the test format.

If the syllabus of ACT is similar to the topics available in the NCERT, Indian applicants can readily prepare for ACT from there. This can prove to be another resource material for the applicants if preparing for ACT from NCERTs and there may be more questions available for practice as well. 

ACT preparation may be difficult for a few students, while it may not be for some other. There are four sections on ACT and its not mandatory that all students are pro in all sections. Some applicants may have a strong point in Math and Science while others may find Reading and Writing easier. Thus, it completely depends upon the candidate where he/she is comfortable, hence the ACT prep will be easier for stronger sections and difficult for not so confident areas.

In order to prepare for ACT optional writing section, applicants will have to prepare on various topics to test how they write and get them evaluated from their school teachers for a genuine and productive feedback. Check out if your writing practice is up to the mark by attempting these topics:

• Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence
• Inflation and its Repurcussions
• Benefits of Reading Literature
• Technological Advancements: A Boon or Bane for Modern Society