Best SAT Classes in Nepal to Succeed in 2024
SAT preparation class in A One Global will make you ready to answer all the questions in your SAT with confidence. All three skills, Reading, Writing, and Maths, will be covered in this course. The course will enhance your academic word bank which will increase your chance of getting higher scores on your test. We will be sharing various tips and tricks on how to impress the examiner with your answer. All activities will be comprised of authentic test materials and be evaluated based on official SAT scores. Students will learn time management skills and see their scores improve in just a short period.
SAT classes in A One Global are designed to help individuals improve their reading, writing, and Maths skills with a range of strategies and cumulative resources. We focus on familiarizing the individuals with the test format and questions, assisting the individuals in effectively managing their time during the exam, and providing practice opportunities with mock tests.
Understanding SAT
The SAT Digital Exam includes two sections – Reading and Writing (RW) and Math. There is an optional essay section as well, but it is advised that all students take the optional section, because, it is demanded by colleges at the time of the application process.
RW and Math sections are scored on a range of 200-800.
The SAT Essay is scored on a range of 2-8. The total duration of the test without the Essay section is 3 hours and 15 minutes including breaks. The Essay section is of 50 minutes.
Questions in the SAT are multiple-choice, most of the time, however, in some of the math questions you need to jot down the answer rather than select from multiple choices. There is no negative marking, so, if you’re not sure of the answer, it’s better to guess than leave the question.
One can take the SAT on a paper-pencil test or the computer-based new digital format. Know, the differences here.
Types of SAT Test
SAT Paper-Pencil Test |
Digital SAT Test |
3 Hours and 15 minutes | 2 hours and 14 min. |
100 minutes for the reading and writing section. | 64 minutes for the reading and writing section. |
Reading has five passages with 52 questions (65 min).
Writing and language have four passages with 44 questions (35 min). |
Reading and writing are combined into one section (54 multiple-choice questions). Each includes short passages and may contain informational graphics. |
The math section test length is 80 minutes. | The digital sat math test length is 70 minutes. |
SAT READING
The SAT Reading section has 65 minutes to complete 52 multi-choice questions. All the questions come from 5 evidence-based passages, and examiners are asked to analyze the information in the given passages before answering the questions. Passage can be 500-700 words in length.
Passages can either be in paragraphs or coupled with diagrams. The scope of passages is generally literature, social science, economics, psychology, sociology and history.
3 categories of SAT Reading:
- Factual questions are derived from the core context of the passage.
- Rhetoric questions are made to understand the tone and style conveyed in the passage.
- Synthesis questions are based on drawing a conclusion or connecting the plots between diagrams.
SAT Writing and Language
The SAT writing section comprises 35 minutes where 44 multi-choice questions based on 4 passages are given. The SAT’s writing section targets examiners’ ability to analyze and edit a piece of content given in the passage. Students are required to edit the passage, spot and rectify errors, sharpen the sentences, and correct any misinterpretation of the graphical content.
Similarly, the diagram writing covers graphs, charts, and infographics based on given topics:
- History
- Science
- Career
- Social Studies
- Humanities
SAT – Mathematics Section
The SAT Mathematics section covers 80 minutes with comprises 58 questions to answer. Among all questions 75% are multiple-choice and in the other 25% of questions, students must solve problems and jot down answers. When compared to other sections of the SAT Exam, the Math section is specially designed to assess candidates’ knowledge of math concepts and the ability to apply those to solve real-time problems.