How can I prepare for SAT and JEE simultaneously?

I am currently preparing to get into National teams of International Olympiads (Matgatics and Physics). I am aiming to study in USA. Should I stay concentrated on my Olympiad preparations? How much time should I devote for SAT preparations? Can I prepare for it simultaneously with JEE?

3.1K Views|1 Followers|Posted 2015-12-21 17:30:32
Asked by Juhi 4324
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Swameeka Medhi
2016-01-20 15:06:54
Hi Juhi, SAT and JEE are entirely different hence comparing them will make very little sense. JEE tests a different skill set while SAT is entirely different. JEE is mainly used for admissions to engineering program in the likes of IIT, etc. SAT on the other hand tests your English skills (verbal

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Devesh Lathi
2016-06-29 10:59:32
Hi Juhi, You can prepare for SAT and JEE together. Math asked in SAT is far easier than that in JEE. But since there is no English related section in JEE, you will have to put in great efforts to prepare for SAT English/Verbal section. Be aware that most students from India face troubles in SAT

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