SAT

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT-I) is a reasoning test. SAT-I especially focuses on verbal (English) and mathematics. The SAT-I score helps students to compare reasoning abilities and academic strength which will help him/her in deciding whether he/she needs to take an additional courses or do more independent study to succeed in American colleges/Universities for the Undergraduate level.

SAT-II

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT-II) is a subject Test. The test measures a candidate's Knowledge of a particular subject and ability to apply that Knowledge. SAT-IIscores are required by colleges/Universities of the USA where admissions/Scholarships are very Competitive. For more information log on to: www.sat.org

SAT Testing Area

The Critical Reading Section

Two type of questions in the critical reading section:

Sentence completion questions ask you to fill in the blanks with the best word or phrase to complete a sentence.
Reading Comprehension Questions ask you to answer the questions with the information asked in the passage.

The Writing Section

Three type of questions on the writing skill Section

Identifying Sentence-Error Questions ask you to spot errors in sentences not to fix them.
Improving Sentence Questions ask you to spot the form of a sentences that works best.
Improving Paragraph Questions ask you to rewrite, combine or reorder sentences to produce a batter-organized argument.

The Mathematical Section

Two type of questions on the mathematic Section:

Multiple Choice Questions are designed to test basic mathematical skills, understanding of elementary mathematical concepts and the ability to solve problems.
Grid-in Questions too test the elementary mathematical skills of students but there are no choices given. The test questions require you to determine answers and enter them in special grids.