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The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is one of the most important measures in order to get admitted into universities across the US. The test is taken by college and universities in order to measure the knowledge of the prospective student as well as his ability to apply their knowledge to colleges.
But preparation for SAT examination requires an in-depth understanding of SAT exam pattern and in order to develop that understanding, it is important to know the method of preparation.
The SAT examination is highly important exam as it is the only way to get admission into the biggies like Ivy Leagues of the US Universities and National Institute of Technology (NITs) of India as well. Hence, SAT demands special preparation, here is a quick guide to how to prepare for SAT examination.
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Planning Your SAT Practice
Since we all know practice makes a man perfect, it is important to practice for SAT but practice done in the wrong direction bears no fruit, hence it is advisable to practice in a well-planned manner. While making a plan, you should remember one SAT study plan is not one size fits all, what works for your classmate doesn’t mean it will work for you. It is very well known that no two people have the same style of studying.
This is what happens when preparing for SAT examination; in fact, students who have taken SAT have used very different approaches towards focusing on the exam. When you design your SAT study plan it is important to consider your study preferences, SAT goals and study resources before sticking on a study plan.
The SAT experts suggest starting the SAT preparation about three months before the SAT exam as it will provide you with enough time to try a few study approaches and get comfortable with the test content.
In an Official SAT Practice schedule, you are the ultimate decision maker; you have to choose how often you should practice and how many full-length tests to take based on the amount of time before your test. You will also have to choose the number of hours to be dedicated to improving your different skills. Here are a few more tips on how to study and manage your time accordingly:
Tips for Effective and Efficient Studying
SAT preparation demands lots of concentration and time, which can be frustrating, difficult and boring as well. So here are a few things how to get it going.
How to understand the study material-
Make a quick note
Use your creativity
Steps to stay focused
It is important to remove all the temptations such as-
Keep things fun
Effective SAT preparation techniques
Do according to yourself
Tips for Managing Your Study Time
Time is a precious commodity once gone it never comes back and when your high school is full of activity, it gets really tough to manage time. So here are a few time management techniques-
Make a study plan
Keep yourself on Track
Stay Organized
Building Your Growth Mindset
It is important to develop a "growth mindset". It is a type of attitude that acknowledges and embraces the hard work and determination primary to intelligence and capability. While preparing for SAT exam, students come across two types of disappointments such as:
Academic Disappointment
There could be a number of reasons behind academic disappointments such as –
Personal Disappointment
How to Take a Practice SAT
The practice test is an amazing opportunity for students to get a nearly accurate picture. The practice SAT will provide you with all your strengths and weaknesses so that it can help you make informed decisions about your preparation schedule and keep your study sessions productive. Here are a few steps to make your practice test a success:
It is important to take a full-length SAT practice test will give you insight into other areas that will be critical to your success on Test Day
Warm Up
Be Prepared
Location and Environment
The location of the exam has a huge impact on the performance of the test taker –
Devices
During the SAT examination, the students will not be permitted to access their mobile phone devices or any other electronic device at all except a calculator.
Some other tips
Tips for Test Day
On the day of the test, Now that you are mentally prepared, you have studied, practiced, and take a quite good night sleep.
The night before the exam –
Test Morning
For the Maths test
For the reading test
For Writing and Language Test
For the essay
For the whole test
Test Day : What to Expect and What to Bring
Here is a quick overview of what will happen on the day of test as this knowledge will guide you better as well as minimize the anxiety.
Things to carry
It is important to carry the following things to the exam hall without these things the test taker will not be admitted to the examination centre.
Few other things
It is advisable to carry these few things as it will be of great help.
Things not to carry to Exam centre
Full-length SATs to Take on Paper
It is strongly recommended to take full-length official SAT practice tests by hand. As the use of real answer grid and real paper will provide you with highly realistic SAT examination feeling. You can easily practice marking up the test, doing your math work in the space next to the problem, annotate passages and crossing out the bad choices as you do your test.
Full-length SAT/NMSQT to Take on Paper
Very few people know that there are 3 types of Practice Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT). The three different PSAT exams are-
The PSAT 8/9 and PSAT 10 are designed for the grade levels indicated by their names. The third test type NMSQT stands for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test is not just a preliminary SAT. The top scorers of NMSQT examination have potential to qualify for substantial scholarships at many different colleges such as National Merit Scholarship Program.
Answer: Yes, DASA Scheme as well as its subset (the CIWG Scheme) will be available for admissions in the academic year 2022-23.
By applying under these scheme, students can take admissions in NITs, IIITs, CFIs & SPAs. The only difference from 2022 is that JEE Main Rank will be considered valid, not SAT 2.
Answer: No. As notified on the official website of DASA, SAT 2 Scores or SAT Subject Scores will no longer be valid from 2021 onwards to take admissions under DASA & CIWG Scheme.
Answer: The benefit with JEE is that the students who happen to be eligible for JEE Advanced (decided on the basis of JEE Main Results), can take JEE Advanced Exams to try for admissions in IITs, the most premier engineering Institute in India.
The same wasn’t possible with SAT 2 because IITs dont intake students on the basis of SAT 2 Scores. If students can’t clear JEE Advanced, they can still take admissions in NITs, IIITs, CFIs & SPAs on the basis of JEE Main Rank.
The eligibility criteria for DASA 2022 & CIWG 2022 will remain the same as it is for 2020 or 2021. There are no changes in the eligibility criteria yet announced officially by DASA. Visit here, to check your DASA Eligibility.
Answer: NRI, PIO, OCI Students who are in grade 11th (in 2020) and will be appearing for grade 12th final exams in 2022, are eligible for JEE 2022 to apply under the DASA 2022.
If you are in grade 12th (in 2021), you must be appearing for grade 12th final exams in 2022. Hence you will be giving JEE 2 for applying under DASA 2020.
If in case you wish to take an year extra just for exam preparation, then the year will be 2022 & hence you will have to take JEE Main to apply under DASA 2022.
Ans: Because DASA released this notification on 4th of April on its official website (https://dasanit.org/). There are 100% chance that this notification is a final one.
No detailed circular has been released as of now but as soon as any such updates arrive, you can find them on our website.
Answer: This is completely unpredictable. But there seems to be less chance that it will be withdrawn. The NRI, PIO, OCI Students who wish to apply for DASA / CIWG 2022 (& years after 2022) must start preparing for JEE Main.
Answer: No changes have been made in the qualifying exam criteria for DASA 2022. Students must have a minimum of 60%, or equivalent, in Grade 12 Exams (of their respective boards) & must have successfully completed Maths, Physics and one of the subjects from (Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, Biology) in Grade 11th & 12th.
Answer: The applicants must be thoroughly aware of the syllabus & pattern i.e. revolving around the NCERT textbooks for class 11th & 12th.
This is because JEE Syllabus is based on the NCERT Text books. The students must also practice using various reference books /online test series/ JEE coaching online/ mock tests/ previous years papers in order to crack JEE 2022 for applying under DASA 2022 or CIWG 2022.
Answer: The JEE cutoff varies every year because of the percentile system. Hence, the exact cut off cannot be mentioned. Every year, JEE cutoff is announced at the time of JEE Result Declaration & it is valid only for that particular year.
Answer: Based on the tough competition students have in India, it is very necessary for students to make extra efforts to clear JEE Main or Advanced. In India, when science students enter grade 11th, they take up tuitions or coaching to help them prepare for JEE Main.
Because the JEE Syllabus is based on NCERT Textbooks which are used in Grade 11th & 12th, it also helps them prepare for their school exams / board exams. Ideally, 2 years of JEE preparation (coaching, previous 40 years questions practice, test series) is needed for students who want to clear JEE Main.
Hence, it is highly recommended for NRI , PIO, OCI Students to take JEE Coaching if they wish to secure a seat in NITs, IIITs, CFIs or SPAs under DASA / CIWG Scheme 2022.
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Answer: Observing this pattern of how DASA has been allowing NRI Students to submit their SAT 2 scores through their college board account, there are high chances that from session 2022-23 onwards, NRI Students might be made to submit their JEE Main Rank to DASA through their JEE Main account.
Conclusion
After going through the above guide, we know that SAT examination is not a cake walk. The SAT examination preparation demands a lot of planning and plotting and no plan is successful without a proper level of dedication. Hence it is important to put an immense level of hard work and determination in order to score as expected on the SAT examination.
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