- Compared to some other exams (AIEEE/IITJEE/GUJCET), the ISC exam is relatively easy. In fact, the prelims that you appear for in 12th grade are also a lot tougher than the final.
- If you do not plan to take the other exams mentioned, ask yourself if you really need tuitions.
- Be sure to have a look at past exams, they'll give you a good idea of the difficulty level you should expect.
- When preparing for the final, keep looking at the official ISC syllabi. The math/science textbooks frequently go beyond the scope of the syllabus in order to provide a more complete understanding. It is helpful, but not necessary.
- Do your homework!
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Tips for ISC exams
Here are a few general tips/observations:
Tips for SAT I
The SAT reasoning test is either required or recommended for most colleges in the US. Here are some things to keep in mind:
- Basic mathematics and english are used to test your reasoning/aptitude.
- Since this is not an 'achievement' test, you do not need to learn or memorize anything.
- The duration of the test is over 3 hours - it is important that you remain focussed for the entire duration (there will be breaks). Be sure to get a full night's sleep before the test.
- A good vocabulary and decent reading speed are essential to do well on the Critical Reading section of the test. Both of these can be achieved fairly easily through regular reading.
- Use the official CollegeBoard SAT book to familiarize yourself with the test.
For more info: SAT Preparation Center
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