The test is designed to assess scientific skills important for success in college, such as reading, writing, and math. The majority of colleges in the US use this test as part of their admissions process because the score can be a great reflection of what students have learned in school. Some colleges may have a minimum requirement as eligibility criteria. For example, many schools require that you have a 22 on the English portion of the exam in order to be considered for admission. ACT Sections: ACT Exam Pattern 2022…
Once you have sorted your plan to study abroad and now know what exactly to do next, comes then the most obvious question: Which test to take? If you want to study in the US, you will need your ACT or SAT score. Here's where things get a little trickier though: Both these standardized tests are accepted in the majority of the American colleges. And both of them are almost the same. This results in confusion among students regarding which test they should choose to take. The Similarities (And Differences)…
The pandemic has affected not just the educational process but also the entire ecosystem. The conversation has now moved past FROM which universities abroad have adopted the test-optional policy TO whether standardized tests like SAT and ACT should even be a part of the college admission process. The universities in the U.S. have been debating for some time whether SAT scores should be considered, among other factors, as an admission criteria. "We are also well aware of the multiple shortcomings of the tests. Even before the pandemic, we had been…
Want to study in the USA? You will have to take the ACT! The ACT (American College Testing) is one of the standardized tests that is used for admission in American universities. The universities use this score to evaluate applicants’ aptitude. It provides them insights of the applicants, based on which – along with other factors – they decide whether to go ahead with the application or reject it. (It’s worth noting that ACT score is also used by some universities even outside the USA. Do check the requirements and…
