How to prepare for SAT in 15 days?

<p>Hi.</p><p>15 days would not be enough, but you will get more prepared well.&nbsp;</p><div><p>Around 6&ndash;20 hours</p></div><div><ul role="region" aria-label="carousel"><li role="group" aria-label="Item 1 of 1">It is recommended you spend&nbsp;<strong>around 6&ndash;20 hours</strong> preparing for your first SAT. Give yourself enough time to take at least one full-length practice test and give yourself time to review the concepts you are struggling with.</li></ul></div>

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<p>SAT exam preparation is based on first understanding the SAT exam syllabus and then preparing for the exam. The SAT exam consists of two braod sections - Reading + Writing and Mathematics. Each section has a set of dedicated topics and a consolidated number of questions are there for each section. Applicants have to prepare based on the give syllabus for SAT exam. The duration of SAT exam preparation depends on the applicant's previous knowledge first and then the time he/she would take to prepare for those topics which he or she has not taken up in the past before.&nbsp;</p><p>The preparation of SAT exam in 15 days can be easy for those who are well versed with Mathematics topics and have a good command over the English language. Applicants can prepare in 15 days, but it is essential that they understand the SAT exam syllabus first and then check out their weak and strong points. In case the applicant can prepare in 15 days they can, else they should take more time and take a thorough understanding and then proceed with the preparation.&nbsp;</p>

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As you said you are good in maths and English no doubt you can clear SAT if you prepare well. My batch-mate cleared GRE without traditional preparation. But unfortunately if you don't. Don't get disheartened There are colleges in India providing Twinning arrangements where you can take admission in India. In such courses half your courses are completed in INDIA and other half abroad. Look for such universities in India and apply as a backup plan. Best of Luck

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HelloYes, if you have already clear concept regarding to the syllabus then absolutely get well score.You should revise fundmental rule of maths and english. I give some tips for high SAT scores * Relax the night before the test. * Sentence completions test both your vocabulary and your understanding of the logic of a sentence. Each question is a sentence containing either one or two blanks. Your job is to figure out which answer correctly completes the sentence. * The Critical Reading test now includes both long and short reading passages. Skim each passage to see what it's about. * You will be given an open-ended essay prompt (topic) that asks you to state a viewpoint and support it. * As you work through the multiple-choice math questions, you'll be given reference information (formulas and facts), but you'll need to know how to use them. You're allowed to use a calculator, but it won't help you unless you know how to approach the problems.I think it will help you. (best of luck )

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