SAT-Foreign University Admissions
SAT-I-Scholastic Aptitude What is Sat? Test
SAT is globally recognized College Admission Test and almost all colleges’ university use the SAT to make admission decisions. Section of the SAT Test
SAT test consists of: Reading Writing Math’s
The Critical Reading
The critical reading section includes reading passages and sentence completion,
The writing section includes a short essay and multiple choice questions on identifying errors and improving grammar and usage.
The mathematics sections includes question on arithmetic operations, algebra, geometry, statistics and probability.
SAT-SCORE
Each section of SAT is scored on a 200 – 800 point scale for a total of 2400
SAT-TIME
The SAT is made up of 10 sections.
A 25 – minute essay
Six 25 – minute sections (mathematics, critical reading and writing)
Two 0 – minute sections (mathematics and critical reading)
For Aga Khan SAT-I, minimum is 1800 with a minimum score of 550 in each of the three components, writing, critical reading and mathematics
Advance placement (AP) is also acceptable in lieu of SAT-II in physics, Chemistry and Biology. The minimum score in 4 in each subject.
A 10 minute
A 10-minute multiple choice writing section Total Test time: 3 hours and 45 minutes when and
SAT – DATES
SAT is administered several times a year. For actual SAT test dates and registration deadlines, visit. http:/www.collegebond.com/ students/testing/sat/calenfees.html
The students should take SAT once, when he is well prepared. Taking the SAT, multiple does not signification changes one’s score. When and for how many times students should take the SAT
SAT I Advance
Advance placement (AP) is also acceptable in lieu of SAT-II in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The minimum score is 4 in each subject.
Computer & Business Colleges
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Mostly, the students in their 12-year study-life, first time appear in any Entry,
Admission or Aptitude Test.
“Computer and Business Colleges”
To prepare for an Annual Examination is totally different than prepare for an Entry Test.