Dear aspirant,

In order to take SAT exam, one must ensure that he/she is well-versed with the SAT exam pattern, SAT preparation tips and other related information pertaining to the same. The SAT and SAT Subject tests are designed to check candidates' preparedness for the colleges and whether they fit to be among rest of the students. The test is accepted by a majority of the colleges and universities spread across the USA and other foreign countries

Grammar: To begin with SAT Preparation tips, the first step is to get grammar accurate. The multiple-choice questions which involve selecting the right answer will mostly test the grammar skills. So, aspirants should practice the basic English grammar and refer to books like Wren and Martins. Besides, there are many websites, which provide aid in improving grammar through several practice tests.

Read: Preparation remains incomplete without reading. Since test takers would be asked to write an essay, the best way to prepare for it would be to remain updated with the recent happenings across the globe. This will help to put the point across at the time of writing the essay.

Write sample essays: Choosing any topic and writing on it will help in improving the thought process.

Brush up vocabulary: The sentence completion task is similar to the basic fill in the blanks.  So, it is vital to be updated with the latest vocabulary tips.

Practice sample papers : https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-sample-papers

Hope this helps. Thank you.

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Dear Sachin, you haven't mentioned your Category. Neverthless, to be eligible for JEE Mains, you should have completed your 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as your subjects. There is no minimum aggregate rule. However, to be eligible for IITs, NITs and GFTIs, you need to secure a minimum aggregate of 75% in Class 12 or you should have been in the top 20 percentile of your class. It is 75% for General Category and 65% for SC/ST Categories. So with 48.4.5 you are eligible for JEE Mains but cannot take admission to NITs, IITs, and GFTIs. For this you may have to appear for improvement exams. For more information, please visit our page at: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria

Hello dear aspirant.

I know along with school preparation are a little tough but believe me few months of your whole life are going to change your world.

I suggest you to prepare your time table properly and follow accordingly.

Few key points for preparation are solve at least one practice paper daily. Study the concepts of question paper daily and ask your doubts to school teacher. Moreover join at least one weekly test series also it will help you very much.

Good luck

Hey there

For jee advanced you need to solve Higher thinking questions for that in physics solve hc Verma and ie irodov. For maths rd Sharma and cengage books. For chemistry organic op tandon, ms Chauhan. For inorganic jd Lee and Jaiswal. For physical p bahadur, rc Mukherjee. NCERT is must in all.

Check the link for list of all important books for jee advanced

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-2019/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiC2_u8h7XlAhWP7HMBHWa8Bz4QFjAKegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw1mXuWtxf66LnXeb7gmSqx5&ampcf=1

Good luck

hey,

comedk and jee main both questions will be formed on the basis of 10+2 syllabus. just revise every day, practice  lot of question, and make short notes on different chapter wise for mathematics, physics, chemistry. that will hep lot before the exam. work on your weak areas , follow a routine and study accordingly.

Hello,

For any competitive exams, the best newspaper remains The Hindu, and the same holds true in case of CAT Exam as well,you gain a deeper perspective related to multitude things happening all around, the reason being some of the prolific writers contributing to articles and all. Also, reading Hindu in itself helps a lot in enriching vocabulary of English Language as well because at first it does seem a daunting task to just understand those editorials pieces written by these great writers. But, being regular helps a lot. You can also refer to The Indian Express. And for financial and business news, you can go through The Economic Times or Business Standard.

Dear Kamya, now CLAT is for Candidates after their 12th and so the exam tests your basic Legal aptitude. Now there are approximately 80 articles that are important. But for CLAT, you might not need to learn all of them because you are taking an entrance exam to study the legal aspects of the Indian Constitution. This section tests your Legal reasoning skills and not Legal knowledge skills. So try reading articles 12-18. This will give you a general idea. And you need to remember few points while attempting the Legal Aptitude section. Remember that this is a tie breaking section and so apply legal reasoning and not moral considerations. Choose the closest correct answer. Read the news paper daily and practise as many sample papers as possible to have a grip over this section.

Hello Alekhya.

To be honest I think you will be well aware of the fact that time tables are very tough to follow . Better than this you can solve two practice papers daily one in the morning band one in the evening and try to revise those concepts which you find tricky in practice paper. Moreover you can join test serieses also  it will help you very much.

Good luck