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The SAT test tests your reasoning skills, time management and ability to perform well under pressure. What it does not test is your EGO? Among the thousands of students who write the SAT test, a large majority fail to get good SAT scores, not because those students do not have the requisite knowledge, but due to the fact that they take it on their ego when they cannot solve a difficult question in the first attempt.

Read this- You do not get extra credit for answering a tough Math problem in comparison to answering an easy one.

Still, students waste a lot of time trying to solve tough problems on the SAT. In fact, College Board puts some tough questions on the SAT to trick the students. Here is the best known secret to fetching high SAT scores- Answer fewer questions. Yes, you read it right. Never try attempting every single question. Instead, answer only those problems that you can solve in less time.

SAT test preparation should help you analyze various strategies that can help you spot the easy questions. Beware of those long Critical Reading passages that have just one or two questions. It is better to attack those passages that have 3-4 questions.

Which is the best strategy to prepare for the SAT? There is no ‘best’ strategy. You can figure out which strategy work the best for you under the guidance of an experienced mentor. SAT test preparation asks for patience, hard work, analysis, time management, and determination.

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