SSAT Test-Taking Strategy

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The SSAT is a standardized test offered to students who are looking to apply to private schools. The tests are offered for students in three levels: elementary (3rd and 4th graders), middle (5th to 7th graders) and upper (8th to 11th graders). The SSAT covers math, reading, and verbal skills. The test was created to measure the ability in particular skills and is not considered an achievement test, and SSAT scores are not a part of your college application.

The SSAT is a standardized test that assesses a student’s skills in three core areas: Math, Reading, Verbal Skills.

Smart Strategy for SSAT Preparation:

  • Take a mock-up test.
  • Attempt the easy question first.
  • Don’t rush on the easy questions
  • Avoid silly mistakes as there is negative marking.
  • Fill the bubble properly.
  • Find the strong subjects.
  • Setting the SSAT targeting score.
  • Analyze subject area and topic-wise analysis to improve total points.

To score high students can use Socrato to practice online and get insights beyond scores. Socrato’s Companion Series helps you get the most from your Official Study Guide. For more details download free SSAT e-Book

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