Pattern of SAT entrance exam for BBA in US

[Nayan T]

I wish to do BBA in US. I heard about SAT. is it entrance exam? What is the pattern for SAT?

[nbm]

SAT or Scholastic Aptitude Test, is the entrance examination taken by students for admission to undergraduate programmes in the US.it has SAT I and SAT II. It includes:
Writing Section: The objective is to test the writing skills of the student in expressing and organizing thoughts. It includes writing an essay, multiple choice questions, testing concepts of standard written English including identifying errors, improving sentences, paragraphs etc. This section is of one hour duration with 35 minutes allotted to multiple choice questions and 25 minutes to essay writing.
Critical Reading: Through this section reasoning ability and vocabulary are also tested. The test is of 70 minutes with two sections of 25 minutes and one section of 20 minutes duration.
Quantitative Maths Section: it uantitative section includes advanced topics like exponential growth, absolute value, functional notation, number and operations, data analysis, statistics, probability, algebra and functions geometry. The test comprises of multiple choice questions of 70 minutes duration which includes two sections of 25 minutes and one section of 20 minutes.
Scoring: Each section of the test is scored on a scale of 200-800 resulting in three separate scores for Writing, Critical Reading and Quantitative Maths totalling 2,400.
SAT II: Subject tests: These are one-hour multiple choice tests in specific subjects. SAT II measures knowledge of particular subjects and ability to apply that knowledge. Not all colleges require SAT II for admission or placement. There are some institutes who either require specific combinations of subjects, or permit students to choose from among the various tests. 18 subject tests are available in the following areas: Writing, Literature, Foreign languages, History, Mathematics, Sciences, and English as a Second Language. The writing test, a part of SAT II, includes a direct writing sample and multiple choice questions that require recognition of the conventions of standard written English, appropriate diction, and effective and logical expression.
Detailed information can be had from:
www.collegeboard.org OR www.ets.org

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[Sampada Sharma]

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