Hello,

I must inform you that exams like Sat,Ielts,etc test your English skill mainly.

For Sat there is mathematics section also,so you have to prepare accordingly.

I would suggest you to buy the official books which includes previous years paper,model paper,practice questions,etc.

You can get more information regarding these in sat website and other official website.

You must practice lot of questions and test yourself as much as possible in the given time .

Further you can refer to khan academy for more deatails and practice.

All the Best

Hello,

For IELTS, please consider the website https://www.ielts.org/book-a-test/how-do-i-register. Follow these steps:

• Book on Click a test
• Choose your nearest test location
• Register for test
• Book the test by paying the required amount of cash

For SAT, please go to https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/register. Apply by following these steps:

• Create a profile in College Board
• Using this account fill the SAT Application Form
• Select the test centre, country etc.
• Download the admission ticket

Hello Kirti,

You do not have to be disheartened if you were unable to qualify for NEET. You can surely study and prepare well for SAT and IELTS in order to study abroad.

Make sure you go through the college's prospectus as some colleges do not need SAT unless they are US-Based and some countries value TOEFL more than IELTs. By and large, both the exams have a similar pattern, except that IELTS uses less technology in terms of oral part of the test.

SAT comes with the general competitive pattern, with extensive maths and English comprehension.

Make sure you do your research well.

All the best!

A SAT score of 1330 is a solid result and opens up many opportunities for admission to universities in the US and Canada. While top-tier universities such as Ivy League schools and other highly selective institutions may have higher average scores, many reputable colleges and universities in both countries have a broad range of accepted SAT scores and look at a holistic picture, including extracurricular activities, personal essays, and letters of recommendation. In Canada, admissions criteria can vary significantly by province and institution, but a 1330 SAT score is competitive for many well-regarded universities. It's important to research specific universities' admissions requirements and to ensure that other aspects of the application are strong to maximize the chances of acceptance.

There’s no specific eligiblity one should have while giving the SAT, but you must atleast be 15 years or above. Any high school student above the age 15 is eligible to register for the test and take it as any normal exam.

So you can attempt this exam.

Hope you would crack the exam with good marks.

Hope you got the answer you are looking for thank-you 

Hi Sandeep,

Many plans online, such as khanacademy and prepscholar, are completely wastes of time. There is no reason to pay for a tutor, and you should never do so.

Buy these two books:

SAT Elite 1600, 2nd Edition

The Official SAT Study Guide, 2016 Edition

These two books, if used correctly, will easily let you replicate my successes. Follow these steps:

1. Pass Algebra and English II with a C or above. This will provide a solid basis for knowledge. (You will need to know trig functions, so if you have taken trig, use it to your advantage.)
2. Buy the books
3. Take one practice test. I can’t stress how imperative this is. There is no point in studying the whole book if you already know 60 percent of the material.
4. Use the Official first, and after absorbing all the information you can, take another practice test. Your score should improve moderately.
5. Switch to the Elite. This will help fine-tune your skills, and I would advise reading the entirety of it. It is much shorter than the official, and has helpful tips to success.
6. Halfway through this book, take another test. Hopefully, your score will improve.
7. After finishing the book, skim through the information again, and take your final test. Hopefully, this reaches your goal.