Subject Tests
(formerly SAT II: Subject Tests) are designed to measure
your knowledge and skills in particular subject areas,
as well as your ability to apply that knowledge.
Students take the Subject Tests to demonstrate to colleges
their mastery of specific subjects like English, history,
mathematics, science, and language. The tests are independent
of any particular textbook or method of instruction.
The tests' content evolves to reflect current trends
in high school curricula, but the types of questions
change little from year to year.
Many colleges use the Subject Tests for admissions,
for course placement, and to advise students about course
selection. Used in combination with other background
information (your high school record, scores from other
tests like the SAT Reasoning Test, teacher recommendations,
etc.), they provide a dependable measure of your academic
achievement and are a good predictor of future performance.
Some colleges specify the Subject Tests they require
for admissions or placement; others allow applicants
to choose which tests to take.
Literature:
The Literature Subject Test measures how well you have
learned to read and interpret literature. There are
six to eight sets of questions on the test, each based
on a different literary text. The examination usually
contains about 60 multiple-choice questions. Questions
ask you to demonstrate how well you understand the following
literary concepts:
- meaning, including theme, argument and specific
connotations of words
- form, including genre, structure and organization
- tone, including diction, syntax and emphasis
- figurative language, including imagery
- narrative voice
- characterization
Mathematics Level 1:
Mathematics Level 1 is a broad survey test intended
for students who have taken three years of college-preparatory
mathematics, including two years of algebra and one
year of geometry.
You're not expected to have studied every topic on
the test, but you should anticipate the following:
- Number and Operations
- Algebra and Functions
- Geometry and Measurement (plane euclidean, coordinate,
three dimensional, and trigonometry)
- Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability
Mathematics Level 2:
Mathematics Level 2 is a broad survey test intended
for students who have taken college-preparatory mathematics
for more than three years, including two years of algebra,
one year of geometry, and elementary functions (precalculus)
and/or trigonometry.
You're not expected to have studied every topic on
the test, but you should anticipate the following:
- Number and Operations
- Algebra and Functions
- Geometry and Measurement (coordinate, three dimensional,
and trigonometry)
- Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability
For further information visit http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/about/SATII.html
Preparation for SAT II
Classes for SAT II are held 4 days a week, and the preparation
for a subject usually takes about 6 weeks. Our students
are usually able to cross scores of 750 (of 800) and
many have scored above 780. Our students usually outperform
those prepared by other institutes mainly due to the
reason that we provide extensive materials for all of
these subject topped up with quality teachers that have
elaborate tutoring experience.
Diagnostic Test
Students wishing to determine their present level of
preparedness for any of the above subject tests are
welcome to appear in a free Actual SAT II Diagnostic
Test at any of our centers. We will evaluate your score
and advise you on the best preparation available.
To schedule an appointment for your Free SAT II Diagnostic
Test, or if you need any further information, please
call us at our telephone numbers below, or drop us an
email at salman@aneeshussain.com
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