Hi

SAT which stands for Scholastic Assessment Test. It comprises of two tests: One is SAT REASONING while the other is SAT SUBJECT TESTS. It is is an internationally acclaimed entrance exam administered for selecting candidates for undergraduate courses in the US and other countries. It basically evaluates the written, verbal and mathematical skills of the candidates.

For more detailed information you may visit the following link:
https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/sat-assessments#:~:text=SAT%20Exam%20Pattern,the%20candidate%20is%20applying%20to.

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SAT sylabuss..

Subjects are.

1. Maths

2. Science

3. History

4. Languages

5. English

In maths. There are three sections

1. Algebra and functions

2. Geometry and statistics

3. Probability and data analysis

In reading section you may deal with  sentence completion, understanding of passages, word literature ,history,social science and general sciences.

In writing and language section you have expression of ideas and standard english conventions , pasaage related to career, history ,sociology and general science

The last section is about your analysis about the topic given. Or an essay

ACT SYLLABUS

It is consist of four sections

1. MATHS

2. SCIENCE

3. READINGS

4. SCIENCE REASONING

Dear aspirant,

College Board has not prescribed the educational qualification for the candidates looking for appearing in the SAT exam. So, it is up to the students when they want to give SAT exam. The percentile varies from the courses and the universities from where you wish to pursue a degree. Mostly, it is seen that the students who have completed their school education (Class 12/Class 11) appear in the test. However, it doesn’t mean that the candidates who are graduates or who are in their high schools cannot appear in the test. Students from all age groups and all educational backgrounds can appear in the SAT test. Candidates are also advised to fulfil the educational qualification of the course and the college they are looking for admission.

Hello,

SAT  Exam is a  standardised examination performed by the College Board that must be given by applicants pursuing entry to undergraduate colleges. If you are  wishing to pursue undergraduate courses in the US and Canada  then you are supposed  to take the SAT exam. This exam is also accepted by countries like The United Kingdom and Australia. Scholastic Assessment Test is the abbreviation for SAT. This test has been designed to determine the candidates' written, verbal and mathematical abilities. You can write this exam for a 5 times in a year. This test It is normally carried out in March, May, August, October, and December. You can register for this exam through offline or online mode. Online mode is very convenient way as everyone prefers to do everything online. You can register for October exam through their official website, firstly open the official website link is given below https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat

After opening, create an account (if you don't have any)  then submit all the details that are required for the exam. And choose the exam and nearest exam  centre follwed by uploading photograph and paying required fee. For more information about SAT, refer the official website https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat

Hello Aspirant,

Your NEET score is 250. Usually for  BAMS one must score 420+  for general category for government college. For private it is 300+.  Also it too depends upon last years cut-off. Adding it with 15% All India quota  and 85% state quota seats in government colleges. Your Overall Percentile is:71.82 - 72.42    and when it comes to rank, your Predicted Rank is :391837 - 461987. For SC category there comes 15% seat reservation.

Use this to predict  the colleges by using this predictor link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Check this out for seat matrix:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-bds-seats-in-india-through-neet

So you can  predict your rank by using the NEET rank predictor:

https://medicine.careers360. com/neet-rank-predictor

Also check out the Cut-off , as it depends on this too:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Thank you.

Hello Saleenad!

Please keep in mind that getting a good SAT score doesn't guarantee the fact that you will get into MIT. You have to go through phases of hard interviews to ensure you get into MIT. Nearly 50% of the candidates that appear SAT have a 1400+/1600 score — so scoring in SAT is not like writing the JEE which guarantees a spot in top IITs/NITs/GFTIs based on a good score/rank. Moreover, International awards as in science fairs, Olympiad medals, etc. play a crucial role in your transcript if you want to get top universities like MIT , Harvard, and other Ivy League universities.

If you are dropping a year for preparing for JEE, there is no use to beat around the bush to get MIT because preparing for JEE means you must aim for a seat in IIT. If you want to ensure if there is any problem if you drop to prepare to get MIT, then it is a question that must be directly asked to the admission office of MIT. You must have noticed that very meritorious students like Chirag Falor(Jee Main rank 1) got into MIT this year for his undergrad studies. You need staunch letters of recommendation for building your transcript too and have to qualify in the interview apart from just scoring a high score in SAT.

Hope this answer helps you get a better insight! All the best for your future endeavors:)

Hello,

It will be available in the month of October and date is 21 for early registration and late registration will start from November 5 and exam date is December 5, 2020.

Thankyou!

Wish u all the best!

Hii ,

SAT is an international standardized test required for admission into most of the colleges in the United States. It is also accepted in colleges in Australia, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Canada. SAT is developed and published by the College Board. It is administered by Educational Testing Services worldwide on behalf of the College Board in over 25,000 test centers across 192 countries. There is no eligibility criteria ,those aspirants are 12 years or younger in age can only register by mail ,Students in eighth grade or below must not include a photo in their registration .Now also you can apply for the sat exam .

Hope it will helpful

Thanks

Thanks A2A @rohanhanda !

The fact that you didn't have maths in your 12th doesn't matter if you want to pursue btech in computer science abroad. Education in other countries are quite flexible and don't require you to study a particular subject to pursue a particular discipline.

SAT's mathematics isn't tough and anybody who has studied high school mathematics can solve the questions.(8th class level and calculator is available too)

Give few mock tests of the Math test to assess yourself.

Additionally you can purchase the SAT Preparation guide by College Board and McGraw Hill. They are really helpful !

All you have to do is excel in the SAT English part and Indian students excel in maths part anyway.

Apart from SAT, you can appear ACT(American College Testing) which is accepted by several universities. Appearing the TOEFL /IELTS is necessary as English is not our native language.

High scores in SAT and ACT alongside TOEFL and your Board exams will fetch you great Universities in USA,UK and Canada with scholarships .

Read the article below for complete information:-

All about SAT and ACT:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/articles/Universities/Cracking-SAT-AP-ACT/amp

About TOEFL:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/toefl/amp

All the best:)

Hi,

Well since you have added a SAT tag so I am assuming that you want to ask about that. Well you don't need any jee mains or any other score to appear for SAT. SAT is an aptitude test that is accepted by nearly all colleges in US for students wishing to complete their undergraduate studies from there. So if you are already interested to apply abroad, go ahead and register for the test and then score well to have a good chance in getting into some best colleges of United States.

I hope this answer helps.

All the best.