| (A) SAT I (REASONING): | |
| FORMAT: SAT Question Types The SAT includes a Critical Reading, Mathematics, and Writing section. | |
| Critical Reading » Reading Comprehension, » Sentence Completions, and » Paragraph-length Critical Reading 800 marks.. | 800 marks.. |
| Mathematics Section » Algebra and functions » Geometry Statistics, » Probability and Data analysis | 800 marks.. |
| Writing Section » Multiple choice questions (35 min.) and » Student-written essay (25 min.) » Grammar, usage, and word choice | 800 marks.. |
| (B) SAT II (SUBJECT): | |
| REQUIRED FOR: SAT II is sometimes a prerequisite for admission into a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Medicine, etc. in top Universities. | |
| SUBJECTS: Math Level I C, Math Level II C, Physics, Chemistry, Biology E/M, Writing, Literature, American History, World History, Languages. | |
SAT Math Section
The Math Section consists of problem solving and grid-in questions. You'll answer questions on topics you've learned in school, including geometry, Algebra II and arithmetic.
» How many math questions are on the SAT? There are 54 Math questions on the SAT. You'll have three math sections; 2, 25-minute sections and 1, 20-minute section.
» What type of math questions are on the SAT? The 54 questions are broken down into 2 question types: 44, multiple- choice, problem solving questions and 10, grid questions that constitute the Student-Produced Responses.
Math Scoring : 200-800 points. You get 200 points for signing your name and each question you get right gets you closer to an 800 perfect score.
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