SAT

Hi,
To get a perfect score, you need to understand the exam. So, if you have yet not taken coaching, do that as the sessions will train you to manage speed and time both. Once you are thorough with the training, taking lot of mock tests will train your brain well and confidence will be high.

Be it not for the exams, every second applicant would have been admitted which will lead to poor quality education. Imagine a class of around 10,000 students. Selection criteria and shortlisting is important to maintain education standards which in turn will lead to better career outcomes of the students. It also builds the credibility of the university in the market (that they admit good students and produce brilliance).

Hi,
For under graduation, you need to write SAT/ ACT or AP along with TOEFL/IELTS as this gives better chances of scholarships and financial aid. Some universities may also require personal essay or SOP.

Hi Kanika,
SAT is mainly required if you are planning to study in the USA. Some universities in Canada and Singapore also require it. So, if you are not applying to any of these countries, I don't think you need to take the additional stress.

Hi Sai,
SAT is not a course. It is an entrance exam to study abroad and you cannot compare C+ and SAT because they have no relation.

You can go for either one as both SAT or ACT is accepted by US universities. Both the tests are a little different and you can decide which seems better and easier for you basis the format, syllabus, etc.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.princetonreview.com/college/sat-act

Hi Pooja,
SAT and JEE are entirely different hence comparing them will make little sense. JEE tests a different skill set while SAT is entirely different. To do well in SAT, you must be extremely well in English and the level of mathematics is a little easier as compared to JEE for obvious reasons. That said, a very good SAT score can land you up in a top university in the world.

Hi Rohan,
You can take SAT after class 11th or even after class 12th. SAT scores are valid for five years. So, keep a check and schedule wisely. You can reattempt the SAT as many times as you want.

Hi Shubham,
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