SAT

No, the University of Worcester does not require SAT scores for Indian students. University of Worceste mainly focus on your academic record as it requires you to have an overall grade of 60% in your Standard 12th All India boards for Undergraduate courses. Additionally, you require 65% in English from standard XII or an IELTS of 6.0.For Postgraduate courses, IELTS score of at least 6.5 and completion of the Indian Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 55% (or 50% from the University of Delhi). If you are an international student and applying to a full time Undergraduate course, the University strongly encourages to apply through the UCAS ( Universities & Colleges Admissions Service). If you are applying through the Common Application, you can add the University of Worcester to your list of colleges.

The following is the SAT syllabus for Algebra, tested in the Maths section:Linear equations in one variableLinear equations in two variablesLinear functionsSystems of two linear equations in two variablesLinear inequalities in one or two variablesMoreover, Algebra measures the student's ability to analyse, fluency in solving, and creating linear equations as well as analse and solve equations easily along with the equation system using various techniques. Thus, the syllabus for Math's Algebra section is the most complicated and hence, applicants must prepare for this section with thoroughness and also with a lot of practice as well. 

Studying for the SAT in one month is possible if you have a solid study plan. Usually, it is recommended to study 10-12 hours every week for three months to prepare for the SAT and cover the SAT syllabus holistically. Along with this, keep aside some more time for practice also.So, if you are planning to attempt the exam in one month then increase your study hours daily and ensure that there is enough practice also side by side to cover the SAT syllabus in minimum possible time. Plus ensure that whatever has been covered has also been revised from time to time also. Hence, this way an applicant can cover SAT syllabus in a month's time. 

For any reason, you need to cancel your SAT Score, here are two methods through which one can cancel their SAT score:At the test centre: If you are unsure about how the test went, or if you feel like you have skipped a number of questions, you can cancel your test right then and there. Right at that moment, at the test centre, you can ask the supervisor for a ‘Request to Cancel Test Scores’ form. Fill in all details along with your signature. Submit the form to the supervisor. Make sure you submit this before leaving the test centre.At home: If your poor performance hits you after you leave the test centre, you can cancel your test at home as well. However, there is a time limit to it. You need to submit your cancellation request by writing to College Board as quickly as you can because the deadline for receiving such requests will be 11:59 PM (IST) on a Wednesday after the test date. You need to download ‘Request to Cancel Test Scores’ online from the College Board website, fill in your details, sign it, and fax it or speed-post/courier it overnight. 

SAT includes a various set of questions from very easy to very difficult. Easy questions are usually answered correctly by 90% of the students while hard questions are answered correctly by less than 30 % of students. To know whether SAT is difficult or not one must learn the SAT exam pattern. So, if you like reading and more into words then the Reading section will be smooth for you. Similarly, you need to understand the complete pattern and see whether it is difficult for you or not. Whichever section of SAT is difficult for the applicants, they can go ahead and prepare for it first. Check about: New SAT Format: Difference Between Old and New SAT Format 

No, the SAT syllabus does not change overnight. Before changes in SAT's syllabus are announced, there is a proper detailed information available at the College Board website. Usually, the website would also share mock test sources and update of the changes made. Before SAT Digital came into play, the syllabus was changed and was announced two months prior to the first exam date for international students. Hence, students should not worry about the syllabus getting changed at last minute. In case the changes are expected, then they are proposed 2-3 months before so that the preparation of the applicant is not affected by the changes.