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The change. The march test—the anticipation, the happiness, and the anger. Today, most of our students have taken the SAT in March 2024. As regular as it may sound, the test presented a new look, a new appearance, and new insights. Let me explain it with detailed background information. January 2022, the SAT, with its paper-based format of the test, was intimidating. Its 52 questions, along with 5 advanced and diverse-range passages, made students struggle with the appearance of the test. 1500 was a milestone, a dream of almost all candidates and seen as an indicator of hard work. 1500 was, indeed, solid, serious, and scary. January 2023, the SAT, changing its format from paper-based to digital, looked fresh and new. We, just dealing with the character of that paper-based scary test, had to adapt to the new, unprecedented, and Columbus-like SAT. December 2023, we were happy but at the same time sad that it no longer required as much blood and flesh from the students and us to conquer that 1500 SAT score. Yet, we did miss the seriousness, the scary look, and the solidity of the SAT, specifically SAT 1500. Yes, we did miss it. We were unsure of how undervalued it became to get a 1500, as every second student had a 1500 and as the colleges went optional. March 2024, the College Board fully moved to the Digital SAT Exam for both international and national—the US—students. We, with the same look of the digital SAT, awaited our students' results to skyrocket. Yes, we are still grateful that we were able to maintain our median score in the same manner, but individually, the test was different—not difficult, not easy, and not tricky, but there was one thing that was different. Contemplating for hours with our team members, we concluded that several recent events can make sense of the change of the Digital SAT in Uzbekistan: 1. Universities going test-required: we thought about how universities are going to believe in SAT scores if they are being inflated, meaning that a 1500+ was not a big deal anymore. Students did not really put in effort, though it was always competitive among our community members, and still got 1500+ compared to the efforts put in by the Paper-Based Exam. The question was still ongoing, yet we kind of know the answer to the question. The assumption is that the test, becoming more challenging to score in the high percentile, would be a very good indicator of a student’s academic background. 2. The implementation of the Digital SAT Exam in the US: The College Board’s attitude toward the global implementation of the Digital format of SAT added more solidity to the international test. Therefore, the College Board’s new change affected the test internationally. 3. Release of Bluebook Practice Test 5 and 6: Bluebook Practice Test 1-4 reflected the SAT score students would get on the real exam. However, on the last note in March, it really did not. The release of another set of questions offers a new perspective on the solidity, seriousness, and scary look of the Digital SAT exam. In conclusion, still an assumption, we are expecting the test to be harder than before. It gets increasingly effortful to score 1500+ again. We will again come back to the flesh and blood of the SAT Test. In final conclusion, it is still an assumption. Time's wiser than all of us. @asadbekurakov

Time management in SAT It's one the most important skills in Digital SAT. You might need only seconds to get extra 10 or 20 points at the end of the test. So, to avoid running out of time in the test you should practice it beforehand. If it's more than a month before your exam, don't worry about time management now. You should focus on finding the right answer. You can reduce the amount of time for solving questions after getting used to it. Here some tips 1. In the English section start with the Writing section. You can go to the 16th question immediately once you start the test. As Writing questions are relatively easy you can finish them quickly. Then return to question 1 which tests vocabulary. Then try to do them very fast. These are easier questions. If you know the meaning that's good, if you don't, guess and move on. There's no other way. 2. In Math you should do the same as vocab. Do questions very fast and if you struggle, just move on. You'll come back later at the end. Don't spend so much of your time on one question as all questions give you the same score. Rather than solving one hard, you can solve 3 to 5 easy ones. Actually, questions that take a bit long to solve or are a bit uncommon come at the end of Module 2. Be ready for that.

SAT math questions in real test When you're solving SAT math question on paper test and Digital one you see relatively easier questions than in real test. In Module 1 you'll solve question very fast and you might think you can do the same in Module 2. However, you can't, if you don't practice time management and solve hard questions before your exam. Module 2 will be so hard and takes a lot time to solve. Actually, most questions take a lot time to solve and this makes question difficult. Keep in mind: there's not difficult question, there's question that you don't know yet. One more thing. In every test College Board gives one unexpected questions type and you should be ready for it. Mostly it comes at the end of one of Modules.

Right mindset when preparing for the SAT You might think that the SAT is difficult. That's relatively true. Actually, SAT is exam that tests your critical thinking. So, if you have right mindset when solving questions, you'll do it easily. How can you have right mindset about the SAT? The best way is doing practice a lot. Because you have only 4 practice tests for Digital SAT you need to some practice tests with Paper based one. Don't worry! SAT is testing same thing both in Paper and Digital format. That's said that you can learn a lot from paper based questions. Do 5-10 practice tests. Keep in mind: do paper based practice before you sart Digital practice tests. Between them you can try some third-party companies' practice tests. They are a bit difficult and might ask a bit different things. Important: When it's near to your exam, do only Digital practices.

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Take your writing skills to another level 1) Learn all the grammar rules 2) Do practice 3) Review your mistakes 4) Find out why you made that mistake, and why the correct answer is correct 5) If you don't get the questions easily, go review that topic again from the books I mentioned in this post or on YouTube.

Master SAT math in a 6 steps 1) Do practice 2) Check all your answers 3) Find wrong answers 4) Analyze all of them 5) Find why you got that question incorrect and why the correct answer is correct 6) If you don't understand the question, go YouTube and watch Full lesson about that topic. In a month or less you'll see the result. Don't worry if you have a lots of mistakes when you start.

What should you do to study better? First of all, get rid of all the things that aren't important. What do I mean by that? Delete social media. Unsubscribe from all channels in telegram. Block apps and websites if you have difficulty. You can search for App Blocker whether on App Store or Play Store. Also on YouTube, don't watch videos if that is not about SAT. It doesn't mean that you should watch all SAT videos. Secondly, eat healthy. All the time, it doesn't matter where you are. Sugar should be your enemy. Try to not to consume starchy foods, those kind of foods bring brain fog. No Fast Food. Don't drink tap water. Get some Spring water if you can, or drink artesian one. Thirdly, focus on only on the SAT. Try to not to use your phone at all. Don't allow others to distract you. Finally, say no to your friends. I know that friends ask you to go somewhere or to play video games. Try to say no. If that's impossible reduce amount of that.