Consists of 52 questions to be completed in 65 minutes.
Includes passages from literature, documentaries, informational texts, and natural sciences.
This includes annotation, summarising the story in your mind, and even imagining the situation or relating it to something that you know about.
While you read, gauge the main idea and themes, understand the main point, and develop your ideas.
Be well-versed in using high-utility words and phrases and even idiomatic expressions. During the test, rely on contextual clues to understand words you do not know.
Examine official SAT practice tests to understand different questions and their difficulty patterns.
Regular practice helps identify strong and weak areas.
Students should not spend more than 1 min on each question. If feel that they are not sure of an answer, the question can be flagged to return and check again.
Review all the answers that you have attempted and note the corrections of all the mistakes you have made. This will help you overcome the weaknesses.
Engage yourself in mindful activities, breathing exercises and keep yourself fit. Think positive and trust your preparation.