What is the SAT?

The SAT is an entrance exam used by universities and colleges in the United States of America to make decisions on whether they will give you an admission in their institution. It is a three-hour exam, and it has two sections. One section measures your reading and writing abilities, while the second section measures your math skills. The SAT measures skills that are necessary for success in college or university. The SAT assesses individuals on evidence-based reading and writing and math. It is comprised of multiple choice questions, and sometimes there is an optional essay that you have to write. The reading test has 52 multiple choice questions and you are allocated 65 minutes to answer those questions. The writing and language test consists of passages, the individual writing the test will have to point out mistakes in the passages and fix the mistakes. The mathematics section of the exam has two sections, one in which you are allowed to use a calculator and one in which you are not. The SAT is offered seven times a year in the United States of America. It is offered in the months of October, November, December, March, May, June and August. If you are not happy with your score the first time, you are allowed to take it again. The SAT is graded out of 1600, the lowest score that you can get on the SAT is 400, the median score is 1110 to 1170, and the highest score that you can get on the SAT is 1600. The higher that you score on the SAT, the higher your chances are of getting into a good college or university. So, it is crucial to give it your all and try your best. In order to get accepted into an Ivy League school, you need to earn top percentile scores on your SAT ranging from 1450 to 1600.
How we can help?
The SAT is not a test that you can prepare for the night before. It is a very big step for your future which can ensure that you get a good job in the future. You should prepare for the SAT in intervals (ex, studying 4 hours a day in the span of two or more months), studying for 16 hours a day for 7 days a week straight is not a good studying habit. You need to space out your studies, studying 16 hours will not guarantee that you get good grades on the SAT. You need to know what to study, and how to study it. You should have proper study techniques in order to ace the SAT. We will work with you and find out which study technique suits you the best. Study techniques are a very important aspect for passing the SAT. Another benefit of developing proper study techniques is that they will help you in your graduate studies.