I want to take SAT. Which date should I prefer? Should I take it for the 18-19 series? What kind of preparation do I need?

I just started with my 12th class.

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  • Hi Aishita, since the application process must be started a year ahead of the intakes you should ideally take the SAT in class 12th, and if you want to start your classes from 2019. To start classes in 2019, you have to submit your applications this year. You can submit your application before your class 12th results on basis of predicted scores. Universities in USA allows you to do so. So, first decide when you would like to attend to school. You should also remember that submitting a good application is important so if you feel you are not ready this year and would like to focus on your class 12th instead and prepare it that way. Don
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