In the prelims level of Knowledge Olympiad the students has to appear the Scholastic Aptitude Test - SAT. This test is standardized test which is designed to assess the students' knowledge and understanding in subjects like Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.
Every participant of Knowledge Olympiad must write this test in the Prelims Level to reach to the Finals.
SAT round-up:
- Eligibility:
- Student studying in Class I to X of C.B.S.E., I.C.S.E., & S.S.C. Boards are eligible to write this test.
- Frequency:
- 1 time/year
- Date of Test:
- 2nd December 2020
- Duration:
- 1 Hour 15 Minutes
- Subjects:
- Mathematics, Science and Social Studies
- Fee:
- Rs. 150/-
- Max Score:
- 60 for Class II-IV & 75 for Class V-X
SAT Format:
| Sections |
Max. Marks |
Total Length |
Question Type |
| Mathematics |
20 for Class II-IV
25 for Class V-X |
20 Minutes for Class II to IV
25 Minutes for Class V to X |
MCQ |
| Science |
20 for Class II-IV
25 for Class V-X |
20 Minutes for Class II to IV
25 Minutes for Class V to X |
MCQ |
| Social Studies |
20 for Class II-IV
25 for Class V-X |
20 Minutes for Class II to IV
25 Minutes for Class V to X |
MCQ |
SAT Exam Centre:
There will be no separate exam centre to conduct SAT exam. The test will be conducted in Respective School Premises only strictly in school hours.
What to bring at the time writing the test:
- Admission ticket
- A valid photo ID
- No. 2 pencils with erasers
- An acceptable calculator with extra batteries
- A watch to keep track of time
- Drinks and snacks (for the break)
Tips
- Schedule a time every week to practice mock test regularly. This will help you in identifying your weak zones and manage your time well. After taking each practice test, evaluate your performance and focus your subsequent prep work on your weakest areas.
- The SAT will give you some geometry formulas at the beginning of the test, but you should still memorize these formulas, and others, before test-day. It’ll save precious time. Make sure to know area formulas, the Pythagorean Theorem, the average formula, special triangle rules, and exponent rules by heart.
