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Deadlines for Common Application (CommonApp)

Hello Everyone. First of all, I would like to apologise for writing this post so late. So, the college application filling period has begun. This period is important for every student. In this period, every student should take care of the deadlines. Although their are different deadlines for different universities, but the general deadlines are as follows - Early Decision deadline - Typically November 1 Regular Decision deadline - Typically January 1 The deadlines of few universities are - New York University - Early Decision : November 1 ; Regular Decision : January 1 Duke university - Early Decision : November 1 ; Regular Decision : January 3 Georgia Tech University - Early Action : October 15 ; Regular Decision : January1 Yale University - Early Action : November 1 ; Regular Decision : January 1 For more information about the deadlines, visit the  CommonApp official website .  Information about CommonApp Signup -  Create a CommonApp account. Select your col

Deadlines for UCAS applications

In my last post, I asked students to start checking their desired universities and their application deadlines. I this post, I will talk about the deadlines of UCAS applications. There are two deadlines - 15 October 2018 - for   any course at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, or for most courses in medicine, veterinary medicine/science, and dentistry. You can add choices with a different deadline later, but don’t forget you can only have five choices in total.   15 January 2019 -  for the majority of courses. For International students -  15th October deadline is usually inflexible, but students should not worry if they miss the January deadline. Many universities will continue to accept the applications from international students until  later in the year, nearer the beginning of the course. But it is still preferable to apply on time so that the students could apply for visa and accommodation on time.  Application Fees -  For 2019 entry, the application fee

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Hello everyone. I am delighted to inform that this blog has crossed 500 views. Thank you guys for your support. To increase this number, I request everyone to share this blog with friends and other relatives. This would help the blog to reach everywhere. Let's learn together. Regards, Nimit Sharma

Time for College applications

Hello everyone. August SAT is finally over. I hope that students had a great exam. Now, students need to start focusing on college applications. Students need to check the websites of universities to get info about the application and the deadlines for submitting the application. Soon, I will tell the dates of application deadlines for various universities. Just follow my blog to get more info about college admissions. Regards, Nimit Sharma

All the Best (Post for US students)

Hello everyone. This is an exclusive post for US students. Just a gentle reminder, do check the student checklist before leaving for the exam center. All the Best everyone!!!!! Just remember this fact that you know everything and you will score really well in this test. Regards, Nimit Sharma

Post for US Students.

Hello everyone. This is an exclusive post for US students. So, the time has almost come. The time has come when you will be ready to give a prestigious exam which will help you in getting admission to best US Universities. The time has come when you will give the SAT exam. Guys, just believe in yourself. Just think that on the test day you will score really well. This though would help you in preventing nervousness before the exam. Now, you need to also take a few important things. They are as follow - Any government issued id or school id (prefer government issued id only)  Admission ticket 2 No 2.Pencils Eraser An approved calculator A watch (without any audible alarm) (In general, it is not required) Extra batteries and backup equipment  I request everyone to please contact their test center once to get info about the acceptable id, so that, on the test day, you don't get into any trouble.    I also request you all to have their breakfast before arriving at t

SAT Math Test

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Today, I will talk about the SAT Math Test. SAT Math test consists of two sections - No Calculator Calculator The time limit for this section is 80 minutes(25 minutes + 55 minutes). I will discuss the two sections in brief - No Calculator section - The time limit for this section is 25 minutes. The student needs to solve 20 questions in this time limit.  Calculator section - The time limit for this section is 55 minutes. The student needs to solve 38 questions in this time limit.  In the SAT Math test, most of the questions are Multiple choice questions(MCQs). But, few questions are grid-ins. In these questions, the student needs to solve the questions and enter the answer in the grids provided in the answer sheet. Here is an example -  The questions in this test, usually, are of following topics - Heart of Algebra (includes topics like linear inequalities, linear equations in two variable etc.) Problem Solving and Data Analysis (includes topics like ratio and