The SAT Test Format | Globalcareerclub.com

Login or Register

Existing User


Login Email *
Password *
Captcha *

			Forget Password

Why Register

*

Get Regular updates on courses of your choice

*

Universities will contact you with their details

*

Get Scholarships, Offers & Gifts

*

Get access to information on visas, admission process for world wide


New User

Name *
Your Email id *
Password *
Conform Password *
Nationality *
Mobile Number
Type of User *
	Captcha *

Highest Education
Education Interest
Study In
Subscribe Globalcareerclub Newsletter.
I agree to the Terms of use and Privacy Policy

Indiancareerclub

User Login

View Container :: Create Forum Topics :: Create Forum Comments

Forum Topic : The SAT Test Format
	Submitted by John on 05/06/2009 - 07:21 PM
	There are two types of test formats (i) SAT Reasoning test and (ii) SAT Subject tests. SAT Reasoning Test: This test consists of three sections Critical reading, writing and mathematics. SAT Subject Test: This test can be divided into 5 general areas – English, History and Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, and Languages. A college may require one or more of the subject tests for the purpose of admission and placement. SAT subject test consists of multiple choice questions. It should be noted that there are some subjects for which questions are asked in a unique pattern. There is no specific eligibility criteria for admission to SAT exam. You can take it during your Class XI or even after the XII boards. Just keep your college application deadlines in mind as admission decisions are largely dependent on SAT scores (along with GPA, transcript, recommendations, etc.).

forum

	Reply
Language subject Test taken as reading /listening
Submitted by Jenni on 13/06/2009 - 11:20 PM
Hi all, tell me the details on how to take the language subject test i.e, either as a reading test or listening test. Which is more recommended in the colleges for admission process?.

	Reply
SAT Language Test
Submitted by John on 13/06/2009 - 11:23 PM
You should take the test that best suits your type of preparation. There is no difference in difficulty between the two tests; however, the tests with listening can provide a more complete picture of a student's skills. For this reason, colleges may prefer the listening test to the reading-only test for placement purposes. If you are taking the test for admissions purposes, college deadlines for submitting applications may determine the choice of test. The Language Tests with Listening are only offered in November.

	Reply
How fair are the SAT Subject Tests?
Submitted by Jenni on 13/06/2009 - 11:12 PM
Friend can u tell me how the SAT test is judged and scored?

	Reply
SAT exam
Submitted by John on 13/06/2009 - 11:14 PM
Meticulous care goes into developing and evaluating each test. Test developers write the questions for the SAT Subject Tests, incorporating questions submitted by high school and college teachers from around the country. A test committee made up of high school and college faculty reviews each test before it is administered. To ensure that the SAT Subject Tests are valid measures of the skills and knowledge specified for the tests, as well as fair to all students, the SAT Program maintains rigorous standards for administering and scoring the tests and reporting test scores.

About Us - About GCC - Contact Us - Feedback - FAQ - Privacy Policy - Terms and Conditions - Sitemap
Partner Websites : indiancareerclub.com - clubforeducation.com - Study MBBS in Philippines - Study Engineering in Philippines