Ace the SAT Reasoning Test - Critical Reading & Writing

Course Description

Prepare for SAT Reasoning Test - Critical Reading & Writing

SAT Reasoning Test (formerly known as Scholastic Aptitude Test or Scholastic Assessment Test) is used by colleges across United States to assess high school students for higher education. This course lets you to pass the SAT exam confidently with good scores. A good score in SAT along with a good academic record opens the doors to a good college. Critical Reading (formerly Verbal section) of SAT is an important part of this test and often decides the difference between a good and not-so-good score. This course helps you prepare for SAT Critical Reading. Jyoti Phadke Risbud will cover the following aspects with you :

• Preparation for SAT test—before and during the test
• Detailed explanation and tests on: Sentence completion, passage-based reading, identifying sentence errors, improving sentences, feedback on the tests taken

Why should you enroll in this course:

• This course will be conducted using a student-friendly methodology with step-by-step explanation of the concepts, the questions and different ways of solving them - you can pick the method that you understand better
• This course will help you learn different approaches to use for answering different types of questions
• This course comprises of regular practice tests and feedback to minimize any mistakes you might make
• More importantly, this course will help you develop your critical thinking skills and analytical abilities needed to crack this exam

What does this course include:

• 4 LIVE online classes
• Course Timings: Mon,Tue,Wed—10 am to 12 pm
• Access recordings after the class is over - to revise as many times as you want
• Access to study material which can be downloaded online

Course Outline:

There are two sections of the syllabus:

1) Critical Reading (67 Multiple Choice Questions; Time allotted-70 minutes)

a) Sentence completion
b) Passage-based reading

2) Writing (49 Multiple Choice Questions +essay; Time allotted—60 minutes)

a) Identifying sentence errors
b) Improving sentences