Standardized Test Preparation: SAT, GMAT, Cambridge Curriculum Exams, China Scholastic Competency Assessment
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SAT Preparation
The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States and increasingly accepted by universities worldwide. A strong SAT score can open doors to top universities and significant scholarship opportunities.
SAT Test Structure (Digital SAT)
| Section | Duration | Questions | Score Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading and Writing | 64 minutes (2 modules) | 54 questions | 200-800 |
| Math | 70 minutes (2 modules) | 44 questions | 200-800 |
Total Test Time: 2 hours 14 minutes
Total Score Range: 400-1600
SAT Score Benchmarks
- 1500-1600: Ivy League and top 10 universities
- 1400-1490: Top 20-50 universities
- 1300-1390: Good universities, merit scholarships
- 1200-1290: Most state universities
- 1000-1190: Community colleges, some universities
What's Tested on the SAT?
Reading and Writing:
- Reading comprehension of various text types
- Vocabulary in context
- Grammar and usage
- Rhetoric and argumentation
- Data interpretation from tables and graphs
Math:
- Algebra (linear equations, systems, functions)
- Advanced Math (quadratics, exponentials, complex equations)
- Problem-Solving and Data Analysis (ratios, percentages, statistics)
- Geometry and Trigonometry
- Calculator allowed for some sections
Our SAT Preparation Program
Course Duration: 8-12 weeks
Class Schedule: Weekend and weekday batches available
Program Features:
- Diagnostic test to assess current level
- Comprehensive coverage of all test sections
- Official College Board practice materials
- Math formula sheets and quick reference guides
- Reading speed and comprehension techniques
- Grammar rules and writing strategies
- Weekly full-length practice tests
- Score improvement guarantee (conditions apply)
- University application guidance
When Should You Take the SAT?
Ideally, students should take the SAT in their junior year (11th grade) with the option to retake in senior year (12th grade). The test is offered 7 times per year internationally. We recommend:
- First attempt: March or May of junior year
- Second attempt: August or October of senior year (if needed)
- Allow 3-6 months of preparation before test date
- Register 6-8 weeks before the test date
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