Preparing for SAT? Leverage tried-and-tested tips to prepare better. Here are 6 science-backed tips and techniques to follow to ace your SAT: 1. Active Recall This technique involves actively testing your memory by recalling information from memory instead of passively reading over it. It's an effective way to improve your retention of information. This method can be used to study vocabulary, formulas, or any other information that you need to remember for the SAT. It is especially helpful when combined with spaced repetition and interleaved practice to enhance long-term retention.…
The digital SAT is the latest iteration of the widely recognized college admission test that measures college and career readiness. The transition from paper to digital testing will begin in spring 2023 for international testing centers and in spring 2024 for students in the United States. The test will continue to evaluate the same knowledge and skills as the traditional paper-based test, scoring on the same 1600-point scale. It will be administered exclusively at schools and testing centers and will not be available for at-home testing. Digital SAT structure The…
Aspiring to pursue higher education in the USA and Canada – and possibly live in any of these nations - more students are taking SATs. It is one of the mandatory admission tests that almost every North American university requires students to sit for. So, if you’re planning to study abroad, you need your SAT score when filling up your application form. But here’s where it gets tricky: SAT exam is far from easy. It’s challenging to ace. What if you score poorly? (It’s a common obstacle many Indian students…
