SAT Preparation

Hi Subhojyoti,
Practice is the key. Usually it is recommended that you first take a diagnostic test before preparing. After that start revising, you will know which areas you are weak and strong after the diagnostic test. It is also advisable that you enroll into a coaching center. They will give you the proper training and teach time management skills.

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If you're interested in mathematics then you can choose engineering after class 10th. You have near about two years of time to prepare for SAT. You will need to improve your English proficiency.

Best place is the official website of the universities to which you want to apply. Read the information given on it about admission, scholarship, and application. Where you want to study and when?

You should definitely consider your study preferences, SAT goals, and resources before deciding on a study plan. In general, we recommend starting your SAT prep early. About three months before your test should give you enough of a buffer to try a few study approaches and get comfortable with the test content.

SAT is a standardized test required for getting admissions in USA, Canada and some other countries. For taking SAT, you have to register for the same.

You can buy the following books:
1) The official guide for SAT
2) Barron's books
3) Kaplan books.

Hi Priyanka,
You can consider taking coaching from Khan Academy. Other options you can check are Jamboree, Kaplan Academy, Manhattan, Manya Abroad, etc.