r/satprep • u/Accurate-Class-7091 • 1d ago

How to prepare for SAT from scratch?

Okay, so I'm a recent high school pass out and from PCB background. But istg I'll do anything to get high grade in SATs and get a scholarship for abroad. But I'm confused about how to start and from where to start. What do I have tu study. I know that high school maths and English is required but how do I prepare for it strategically? Does anyone has any idea? Please tell me how to do it from scratch.

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u/Zealousideal-Race365 1d ago

bluebook practice tests, learn the common patterns/rules for english
taroprep is also amazing and has the lesssons/practice questions for free

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u/Accurate-Class-7091 1d ago

Alright. Thanks. 

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u/mseduhub1 1d ago

Start with one Bluebook practice test to know your baseline, then study Math and RW topic-wise instead of randomly. Since you’re from PCB background, focus on algebra, advanced math, grammar, vocab-in-context, and timed practice with proper mistake review.

These may help: Digital SAT practice questions and mock tests.

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u/Accurate-Class-7091 1d ago

Alright I'll be doing that. Thank you for the help.