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SAT test is one of the standardized tests which score is used for admissions in most of the colleges globally. This exam tests your writing, mathematical, and reading abilities in 3 hours. Through this, the universities evaluate whether the person is good enough to study at their college or not. But, why SAT when there are many other tests? Here are  5 strong reasons why you should take SAT Exam. [Read more: How to Ace SAT Writing Section: 7 Essential Tips ] 1.       Gateway for Abroad Education SAT exam is being accepted as one of the valid tests for college admission in many countries. So the students, who aspire to study overseas like in Canada or Australia, are planning to take SAT. Many famous colleges abroad have added SAT as one of their approved tests. 2.       SAT Score for scholarships SAT score not only useful for your college admission but also for your scholarships. Studying abroad is one of the costliest things nowadays. And for this most, Indian students claim

Absolutely No, Because PTE academic is easier than any other language proficiency test. Then why most people feel PTE is tough to crack? Let us see the myths about PTE Academic and the facts you should know about the PTE test .  When a question like “which part of the PTE test is tough?” arises, the answer will be it depends on each performance. Some can write but cannot listen clearly; some can understand while listening but cannot write without grammatical errors. So, it depends on each level of skill.  Here are some common challenges by most of the students and tips from our experts so that you can score 78+ in your next PTE attempt .  [Read more: The PTE Academic uses Technology to Improve Student Experience ] 1. Myth: As PTE is a Computer-based test, It is tougher than other tests.   Fact: Even though PTE is a completely computer-based test, it is a lot easier than the rest. Moreover, being a computer-based test the PTE score will be fairer than the paper-based tests. 

Is your GMAT test is coming up? Have you prepared well for the GMAT exam? Here are some tips for exam day. Because it is not just about preparing well, you need to perform well as well. What to do before GMAT exam? Check this out. We know how important the GMAT test is for your career and there is an obvious chance for stress. But, never let stress dominate your confidence and thought process. Moreover, the stress before the exam is quite common for anyone. Being organized and calm can reduce that and make you think correctly. As attending GMAT coaching is advantageous , you can try it for more confidence. Remember these Do’s and Don’ts for the GMAT Test day Do... 1.     Wake up early on the test day. Better if you sleep early the before day and have a good 6-7 hours of rest. If you start your day early, there will not be any haste in the morning. Follow the everyday routine of your morning like exercise, a cup of coffee, reading the newspaper, etc. 2.    Dress up comfortably.

Are you aware of the Parallelism Questions in the Sentence Correction section of GMAT? No? Maybe you are losing an important point in your GMAT Score. No issues, here are some tips to solve parallelism questions in GMAT quickly. Parallelism is also known as parallel structure question that can appear often in GMAT sentence correction questions. Parallel structure means, sentences with words “rather”, “instead of”, “Not only – but also”, etc. That means, two parallel points are under comparison or as choices. So both the points must be parallel, i.e., same tense or same kind of expression. Along with GMAT Sentence correction tips , learn how to solve parallel questions as well. Now, as parallel questions can be expected in Sentence correction questions, here are the 5 best tips to solve them and boost your GMAT score: 1.       Same Grammatical form: While the parallel structure is used, all the things in the list should be of the same grammatical form. That means, if they are noun

The most common question by students, who are planning to study abroad is, “I am in search of Universities and when I check the requirements list, some are mentioning GRE General and some are mentioning GRE Subject test. Are both same?” These questions have started to rise in number, which made me write this article today. Let us see, the differences between GRE General and GRE Subject tests: What is GRE General Test? GRE general test is a standardized test that is accepted worldwide by many universities as an entrance test to get into graduation and business schools as well. And the universities decide whether the person is suitable for the applied course or not based on the GRE General Score . GRE general tests Quantitative, analytical, critical reasoning, and writing skills of a candidate who is planning to study abroad.   Check out the complete guide of GRE General Test. What is GRE Subject Test? GRE Subject is not a common test for many universities. This test will have

IELTS exam is to test your ability to confront the situations once you reach foreign countries where you need to have minimum knowledge of English vocabulary. No matter the reason you go to the country like, education, job or business, you need to encounter the situations where you need English.  But, most of the test-takers feel IELTS is difficult to pass. Along with that, just passing is not enough. A good IELTS score is also important. Because each organization has its IELTS score requirement. For Example, Manchester University needs band 6.0 and the Cambridge University needs a band 7.0. Trust us, even Band 8.0 is achievable in IELTS test with perfect guidance and practice. Along with these, here are the 5 reasons that make you feel the IELTS test tougher Reason 1 : 30 minutes long listening test As Indians don’t have English as their first language, it will be tough to follow other languages for such a long time. Therefore, IELTS listening test is getting harder each ti

Are Words in Context questions in SAT reading tests bothering you? Here is a quick guide for how to solve those. What are Words in Context? Words in Context question means you need to answer the meaning of a word that is used in a paragraph. And you can expect 7-9 questions based on Words in Context in SAT Reading section. Here you need to interpret, how the author has used the word in that context rather than the dictionary meaning.  How to solve Words in Context Questions on the SAT Reading Test? Here are 5 easy tips for you to solve these questions, which can save a lot of time on the exam day. 1.       You just need the sentence summary To understand the meaning of a word, you do not need to know the meaning of each word. Instead, understand the summary of the sentence, which will lead you to the word meaning.        [Read more: How to Improve Your SAT Score with 7 Easy Tips ] 2.       Elimination rule The best and common tip for any kind of question is the elimin

Why every study abroad aspirant prepares for SAT? Do you want to know why? Here are the reasons why you should take SAT to study abroad.  Studying abroad is the major dream for most Indians. Not only to study but also to explore the world, flying to foreign countries, learning new languages, habituating new cultures all these attract people to make a step towards studying abroad. Are you one of those? Good.  While planning how to do it, you can see a lot of options in your way and one most picked route is through taking SAT exam . Why exactly? Let us see.   [Read more: 7 Tips to Improve Your SAT Reading Score ] 1.        Not just proficiency SAT exam tests your ability to speak English and also tests your mathematical skills. SAT test has English, mathematics, and essay that is optional. In the English part, again there are Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening.  So when compared to other tests, SAT helps you brush up your English skills which are a must need for studyin

Speaking is always fun. Don’t you feel that? Is PTE speaking making you miserable? Check this out. PTE Speaking is a section, which seems easy but blows up your mind when you find your result. This is because we generally do not care about our pronunciations while preparing for the PTE test. But the computerized test will evaluate every single pause and this is a less known secret that is leading to loss of marks for most of the students.  Let us see how to improve your pronunciation for PTE Speaking : 1.       Read with Syllables One of the best tips to prepare for the PTE test , try to read according to syllables. This way you can practice pronunciation as well. Syllables and phonetics are great ways to understand the pronunciation of a word. As the PTE test is computer-based, the evaluation will be done based on American English. 2.        Fast is not fluent Most of the candidates believe fastness is required for a high score on the PTE test . Nevertheless, it is false.