Is scoring basic on STAR testing bad?
It's kind of bad, yeah, but nothing you should concern yourself with. Chances are you learned a lot in your geometry class but your teacher didn't teach specifically to the state test so you saw questions you weren't really prepped for. What really matters is that /you/ feel you got the most out of your math class and that you're confident you can succeed in high school math.
Question about SAT, ACT and CAT scores?
Well, a Stanine of 7 is a little above average and a percentile rank of 88 which is equivalent to an SAT score of 1900 or an ACT score of 27 to 28. I believe we're talking about the California Achievement Test and not the Common Admission Test held in India? The California Achievement Test is quite different from the SAT/ACT and is more like the Stanford Achievement Test (not the college admissions SAT).
Is it easy to score a 7.5 in IELTS?
It's not as tough getting good score in IELTS. It needs perseverance, dedication, endurance and firm determination. Trust me - it's not as herculean as it considered. There are following tips and strategies that will help you in achieving your desired score in IELTS -First go through the content and syllabus and find out what are the sklls required in getting good score in IELTS.Second thing is go through, each and every skills needed which will help you getting ease in it.Within thses skills there are some enabling skills, try and identify them and brush them up.For speaking - read news paper aloud and record your statement which will give an ease at pronunciation, intonation and clarity etc.For reading which is quiet combusrsome - make habit of reading and read for purpose try and learn techniques for each and every skills.For writing - do some basic practice from test paper and learn what is the task about. A bit grammatical understanding and analytical skills will help you to get good score.For listening try and identify the variation in tone and accents.Best of luck..!!
I got a score of 247 on my 7th grade Fall NWEA MATH MAP test. As a student enrolled in the gifted program, my scores should be above the 95th percentile, (247 is not). Should I be worrying about this?
Being labeled “gifted” or having greater academic intelligence makes it easier to get into Ivy League Universities, but that doesn’t mean you’re a better person or that you will be more successful average non “gifted” person. I was straight A student, been “gifted” and top 2% in almost every test, with full scholarship to top Universities, including UC Berkeley. My husband had to drop out of college to care for his mother who had cancer. My husband makes 4x more than me and is highly successful and respected. He was often labeled as “trouble” in school.Test scores are only a snap shot of what you know, not what you can apply. Knowledge by itself is meaningless unless shared and/ or applied to real life situations. Even if you lose your “gifted” title, you’ll be fine. Please don’t identify yourself solely by your grades and test scores. (I did in middle school and well into high school. When I got my first B in Sophomore year I became suicidally depressed because the foundation of who I was ripped away. I couldn’t be a straight A student with a B. I went to summer school to change to B to an A but it didn’t change my depression. Looking back, I was stupid to think that way. I’m so much more than just my grades and tests, I’m a photographer, a poet, a swimmer, a tennis player, calligrapher, a foodie, an excellent chef, a sister, a daughter, and a mother.)Universities and colleges doesn’t even look into middle school scores and grades. Only the grades and scores you have in High School counts towards college admission.Worry less about the numbers and grades you receive and more about what you are actually learning - socially and morally. It’s EQ not IQ that is the best measure of success.
How many hours of study per day are required to score in the 99th percentile in CAT?
That really depends on how strong your base it and how much you grasp.I can share my experience, i am an average student with a normal IQ, and i cracked CAT with a percentile of 96.56 i.e CAT 2014 that was held in Nov'14.I started my prep in april and devoted 4-5 hours daily.Steps to crack it,1. Complete your maths NCERTS from 8th-12th. Seriously this is the most important step, because all the questions are based on these concepts2. Read A LOT. I myself read the hindu, the economic times(only the editorial and international news) Once you are pretty comfortable with these, you can start reading The New York Times, The Economist etc. Even refer to blogs like thenewyorker , the philosopher etc. This may seem pointless, but believe me it will help you loads with your English part of the exam. Highly in RC Passages, also an additional tip, read everything online because its Eco-friendly and since you will be giving an online exam so reading long RC's on the net will help u develop a habit.3. So after your maths concepts are clear, cram your tables. Your tables should be done up to 25 AT LEAST. Even learn the square and cube roots of first 30 no's because CAT is all about time management and this helps alot.4. From personal experience can vary person to person, buy some study material from Bulls eye, Times etc and make a habit to devote 1 hr each to all 3 sections. Don't underestimate the verbal and DI sections and just prepare for quant.5. You should be pretty clear with the basics, and now is the time to start giving mocks. Mark my words, its not the person who does max questions in cat exam who scores but the person who knows which questions to solve and which questions to skip and you can only learn this by giving maximum mocks. Give a mock test atleast once a week and analyse it and rectify your week spots.Thats about it, just remember hours really don't matter, but which solving each question you should be clear with the methodology to solve it and solve it within a time frame of 2-2.5 minutes max.If you liked my ans plz upvote and do ask if any queryUPDATE: I gave CAT 2016 exam as well and scored 98.1 with the same strategy.
What is an average bowling score?
Mathematically the “average” score is 77, as that is the score with the most possible ways of reaching it (if that makes sense). In other words, there are more ways to get a score of 77 than any other score (it’s a curve maxing at 77 and dropping off on each side, ending at 1 way for 0 and 1 way for 300).Non-mathematically, I’d put the average league score around 150. For general “having fun” bowlers, that 77 number seems pretty spot-on, plus or minus 10 pins perhaps.
What is the ideal score in AIMCAT and SIMCAT to achieve 99+ percentile in actual CAT?
In a brutal generalisation i would say that anyone who is able to maintain a 95+%ile in the last 5 AIMCATs is well equipped to score 99+%ile in acutal CAT. To score 99%ile the strategy to attempt the paper has to be decided very carefully and should have been practiced in a few mocks to become accustomed to. With the correct strategy and its efficient execution in actual CAT any one with 95+%ile in AIMCATs can achieve 99+%ile in actual CAT.I have attached the spreadsheet i used to maintain to analyse and monitor my AIMCAT performance. Few rows are missing. Last 5 AIMCATSs were around 98%ile +-0.5 for me.Aimcat analysis.xlsx
What are the chances of getting Canada PR with CRS score 430?
Hi,Your chances of Canada Permanent Residency visa through Express Entry is pretty high with 430 CRS.Express Entry is a popular pathway for migrating to Canada. To apply through this program, you can follow the below mentioned steps:First create your Express Entry Profile online.Wait in the Express Entry Pool for the draw in which the candidates with a high CRS score are chosen to apply for PR.Meanwhile, you can register yourself with the Job bank using your Job validation code that will be given to you after completion of your Express Entry Profile.If selected/nominated from the pool, receive Invitation To Apply (ITA).Within 60 days of receiving ITA, apply for Canada PR visa.Though, 430 is a good score to get selected from the pool, but I suggest you to be patient while in the pool. If your profile is not selected in the subsequent draw to your entry in the pool, then don’t be dishearten.Your profile in the pool is valid for 12 months and you may get selection/nomination in the later draws.In case you want to go for a particular province in Canada, you can apply through Provincial Nomination Program (PNP).A provincial nomination program intakes those skilled workers who are willing to work and settle in a particular province of Canada.There are 10 province in Canada and likewise, there are 10 PNPs. I am naming few popular PNPs below-Saskatchewan Nomination ProgramNova Scotia Nomination ProgramBritish Columbia Nomination ProgramManitoba Nomination ProgramAlberta Nomination ProgramQuebec Nomination ProgramOntario Nomination ProgramWith 430 CRS, you are even eligible for the province of Ontario.Ontario Nomination Program is a popular program. It is the only provincial program that considers CRS of 400.To apply for Canada PR, take your first counselling on ‘How to start my process? Contact our immigration experts over our number 7503832132You can also fill in our FREE Assessment Form and evaluate your chances for migration.Follow us Facebook & Twitter Also.
Do colleges look at your grades & scores in 7th grade ? ?
nope, colleges only look at high school, but it is a good job that you are trying now, because if you get used to trying you will do good all throughout high school, you can't just say your going to start trying your freshmen year, believe me i just went through that, not that easy.
How to get through 8th grade and not stress?
It's my 4th week of 8th grade and I am in algebra and advanced language arts. I have felt very stressed lately due to teachers that are unable to teach. How can I stop stressing and not get overwhelmed. Also I was just wondering how do you get a 4.0 average in high school? Please answer me and thank you if you have =)