Hello SAT aspirants!!
Getting ready to take your SAT exam? A higher SAT score means you get the advantage of scholarships, good colleges, and definitely a lot of confidence.
Preparation for the SAT exam can be a daunting process for many of the students. With a huge increase in the number of students preparing for the SAT test every year, the level of competition is just getting tougher. In these times, it is important for a student to have a good study plan in hand which is effective for achieving better points.
Below is the plan to help you achieve a score of 1500 and more in the SAT exam: -
Those students who are preparing for the SAT exam often have this one particular question in their minds “When is the best time to start preparing for the SAT exam?” Start by deciding when you actually want to take the SAT exam. Then plan accordingly. The first and the primary step is to take a SAT mock test. You can do this at a SAT coaching institute, from an official SAT exam preparation book, or an online coaching platform such as TeamStrategize - FPLA. This will help you to get familiar with the test pattern, content, and in short will reveal your performance in the test.
If you have a clear mindset that you want to go and study abroad for higher education after schooling, then there is no harm in start preparing for the SAT as early as Xth grade. This strategy is majorly useful in preparing or mastering the English language and Maths skills as these skills are not mastered overnight, they require a few months’ time by solving numerous practice question papers. By starting preparation as soon as possible helps you in prioritizing in a much better way and also provides you plenty of time for the SAT examination.
Maths and English evaluated in the SAT exam evaluates your skills and abilities that you have acquired over a period of time. If you achieve 1350+ points in the very first SAT mock test which is basically before starting with your preparations, then it is likely to say that you already have a good foundation score. If this happens, then just by taking a few practice tests, and follow-up analysis after each of these SAT practice tests will be sufficient to say that you can easily secure your dream SAT score.
There is no doubt in this that it is always a good idea to prepare in two stages if you have the time and luxury to do so.
Stage 1: It comprises of strengthening of your fundamentals which are relevant to the SAT exam. This stage will take 3 to 6 months duration depending upon where you stand in the mock test score. Those students who achieve 1350+ points in the SAT mock test can easily skip this stage.
Stage 2: This stage is of 1 to 2 months duration. The students in this stage take a lot of mock tests to basically sharpen their test taking and time management skills.
Not many people know about TeamStrategize but we are the official test preparation partners of SAT in partnership with Full Potential Learning Academy (FPLA), USA. We provide US tutor led virtual SAT preparatory classes to Indian students. We create customized lesson plans as we know that every child is unique.
