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Assessment Test (SAT-I)
Most universities require
international students to take an academic entrance test, the
SAT-I: Reasoning Test. Universities that have many applicants offer
admission to the best students who apply. They use the SAT -I scores to
help them decide which students have the best academic abilities. When
a student takes the SAT -I, he or she gets two scores, a verbal score
and a mathematical score. For each section, the scores are reported on
a scale from 200 (low) to 800 (high)- the maximum score being 1600. Universities
base admissions decision on a combination of the verbal and mathematical
scores (apart from other factors). The aim of the testing programme is
to assist college admission officials in comparing applicants from different
educational backgrounds and to predict their academic performance in the
first term of college. Good universities usually want applicants to have
a total score of 1200 or above for admission and 1400 or above for financial
aid.
If a student takes the
SAT -I more than once, many colleges will"use" only the best two scores
(verbal and math), even if they come from different testing dates. Some
will use the highest total score from a single testing date. Further,
some schools use only the latest score, even if the previous ones are
better.
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- How to avoid the traps that trick most students.
- A comprehensive review of the verbal section.
- A complete Vocabulary section.
- A concise and condensed evaluation of the math
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Our course concentrates on what is frequently asked on SAT-I and teaches
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