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Gurgaon Academy

We provide result oriented and effective classroom coaching for all classes all subjects for all levels and all grades. Our highly selected, experienced and qualified teachers provide the best tutoring solutions of any academic need.

Academic Coaching is about getting the very best out of someone and enabling them to make decisions that will enhance their career. Academic coaching can be effective in many situations, for example in helping a person’s career direction and development, or for personal fulfillment or life ambitions more generally.

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Coaching and mentoring students requires a continuous effort to make it a part of our ongoing teaching process and practices. At Gurgaon Academy, we incorporate top coaching and mentoring techniques and practices to improve grades of students.

Gurgaon Academy is a premier educational service provider company in NCR Region of Gurgaon. It has been helping students achieve their potential. Gurgaon’s leading private coaching institute with a personal touch; Gurgaon Academy brings learning to you, which is tailored to your needs and busy schedule. We provide academic help, tutoring help, best tutoring service, regular coaching classes, result oriented classroom programs for the students and people living in the areas of Gurgaon, Gurgaon City, DLF City, Greenwood City, Sushant Lok, Old Gurgaon, South City, Sohna Road, Udyog Vihar, Palam Vihar,DLF Phase 1,DLF 2,DLF 3,DLF 4,DLF 5,Malibu Town, Nirvana County and all Huda sectors in Gurgaon.

Gurgaon Academy provides academic coaching to students to enhance their academic skills, gain confidence, discover motivation, and improve performance in their test examination. Our academic coaching students usually schedule classes twice or thrice weekly depending on their individual need. Academic coaching is available year round for any subject, any level.

We at Gurgaon Academy follow some fundamental principles which encourage contact between students and faculty. We are very prompt in giving feedback. Our faculties, trainers, mentors, tutors, teachers, and professionals are very punctual and they emphasize time on task. We respect diverse talents and ways of learning at our institute.

Coaching for IB Diploma Course at Gurgaon Academy:

It can be difficult to find experienced International Baccalaureate (IB) tutors in New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India. The course is only offered by a relatively small number of schools in New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India, meaning that there is a relatively small pool of tutors available to help students with the IB.

The IB Diploma Program is a challenging two-year curriculum for high school students. The International Baccalaureate (IB) offers high-quality international education programmes to more than one million students in 146 countries.

$Gurgaon New Delhi India IB IGCSE Coaching Institute for Math Physics Chemistry$

Our IB tutors have previously taught or tutored the IB students. All of our tutors in New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India are qualified teachers with excellent academic records and a minimum of five years of teaching experience.

Classroom Coaching: Our tutors are capable of teaching a wide variety of subjects across different qualifications. All of our tutors at Gurgaon Academy are fully qualified teachers and so have experience in teaching specific qualifications from specific exam boards. To the greatest extent possible we match our clients with qualified teachers that have experience in teaching the specific exam boards and qualifications that a student is working towards.

We believe every child is capable of being excellent no matter the circumstances. It takes a tutor with more than knowledge to lead a student through their potential to greatness. We believe in every student.

We are trusted for top coaching for IB Diploma Exams in India. Our coaching classes are well organized and result oriented.

Features of classroom coaching
- Small batch sizes
- Furnished Classrooms
- Daily Practice Sessions
- Online Live classes available
- Dynamic and Expert Faculties
- Comprehensive Study Materials
- Qualified and competent Teachers
- Solving and analyzing past papers
- Individual Doubt clearing sessions
- Specialized faculty for each subject
- Fully Targeted Exam Based Coaching
- Customized course package for student
- Conceptual Extensive classroom Teaching
- Coaching provided by Professional Mentors
- Weak areas targeted right from the beginning
- Laying emphasis on problem-solving techniques
- Specially tailored program to suit your learning needs.
- Mock Drills/Mock Test Series to provide real-time exam experience
$IB Revision Math-IB Revision-Physics-Online-IB-Learning-Class-Tutor-Tuition-Teacher$

We help students coming from most reputed IB Schools in Delhi Gurgaon Noida NCR India.

Home Tuitions: GurgaonAcademy.com also provides home tuition for IB all grades/all subjects by experts all over New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India. We also provide group tuition at our institute Gurgaon Academy in Gurgaon.

We provide help in IB Maths (HL, SL, Studies) all over New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India either face to face or online. We have all resources for IB Maths HL, Maths SL, and IB Mathematics Studies. We provide help, guidance, and solution for all your IB projects and assignments.

Online Classes: Online Tutors for IB Math HL, SL, IB Physics HL, SL, IB Chemistry HL, SL, IB French, German, Spanish, Hindi, English and all major subjects tutors are also available for any location inside India and outside anywhere across the globe.

Subjects we teach:

Mathematics (International Baccalaureate-IB)

MATH HL, MATH SL, MATH STUDIES

Physics (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Physics HL, Physics SL

Chemistry (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Chemistry HL, Chemistry SL

Biology (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Biology HL, Biology SL

Economics (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Economics HL, Economics SL

English (International Baccalaureate-IB)

English HL, English SL

Business and Management (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Business and Management HL, Business and Management SL

Crash Course: The crash course would help students to understand the type of questions asked in the IB Diploma Exams, IB Diploma SL, HL, Studies Subjects examination as well would help them brush their preparation. A crash course would surely be an advantage for students who are writing their IB Diploma Exams.

To join IB Diploma course or to hire IB Diploma teacher please contact us.

Contact Details:

Gurgaon Academy

E-Mail: Gurgaon.tutor@gmail.com

Telephone: +91 99996 50006, 99996 40006

Www.gurgaonacademy.com

Post Your Requirement:

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September 8, 2020
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Gurgaon Academy

We provide result oriented and effective classroom coaching for all classes all subjects for all levels and all grades. Our highly selected, experienced and qualified teachers provide the best tutoring solutions of any academic need.

Academic Coaching is about getting the very best out of someone and enabling them to make decisions that will enhance their career. Academic coaching can be effective in many situations, for example in helping a person’s career direction and development, or for personal fulfillment or life ambitions more generally.

$CBSE IGCSE IBDP MYP ICSE Institute(99996 50006):Gurgaon Academy Coaching Institute Tuition Teacher Learning Centre for All Subject in Gurugram$

Coaching and mentoring students requires a continuous effort to make it a part of our ongoing teaching process and practices. At Gurgaon Academy, we incorporate top coaching and mentoring techniques and practices to improve grades of students.

Gurgaon Academy is a premier educational service provider company in NCR Region of Gurgaon. It has been helping students achieve their potential. Gurgaon’s leading private coaching institute with a personal touch; Gurgaon Academy brings learning to you, which is tailored to your needs and busy schedule. We provide academic help, tutoring help, best tutoring service, regular coaching classes, result oriented classroom programs for the students and people living in the areas of Gurgaon, Gurgaon City, DLF City, Greenwood City, Sushant Lok, Old Gurgaon, South City, Sohna Road, Udyog Vihar, Palam Vihar,DLF Phase 1,DLF 2,DLF 3,DLF 4,DLF 5,Malibu Town, Nirvana County and all Huda sectors in Gurgaon.

Gurgaon Academy provides academic coaching to students to enhance their academic skills, gain confidence, discover motivation, and improve performance in their test examination. Our academic coaching students usually schedule classes twice or thrice weekly depending on their individual need. Academic coaching is available year round for any subject, any level.

We at Gurgaon Academy follow some fundamental principles which encourage contact between students and faculty. We are very prompt in giving feedback. Our faculties, trainers, mentors, tutors, teachers, and professionals are very punctual and they emphasize time on task. We respect diverse talents and ways of learning at our institute.

Coaching for IB Diploma Course at Gurgaon Academy:

It can be difficult to find experienced International Baccalaureate (IB) tutors in New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India. The course is only offered by a relatively small number of schools in New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India, meaning that there is a relatively small pool of tutors available to help students with the IB.

The IB Diploma Program is a challenging two-year curriculum for high school students. The International Baccalaureate (IB) offers high-quality international education programmes to more than one million students in 146 countries.

$Gurgaon New Delhi India IB IGCSE Coaching Institute for Math Physics Chemistry$

Our IB tutors have previously taught or tutored the IB students. All of our tutors in New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India are qualified teachers with excellent academic records and a minimum of five years of teaching experience.

Classroom Coaching: Our tutors are capable of teaching a wide variety of subjects across different qualifications. All of our tutors at Gurgaon Academy are fully qualified teachers and so have experience in teaching specific qualifications from specific exam boards. To the greatest extent possible we match our clients with qualified teachers that have experience in teaching the specific exam boards and qualifications that a student is working towards.

We believe every child is capable of being excellent no matter the circumstances. It takes a tutor with more than knowledge to lead a student through their potential to greatness. We believe in every student.

We are trusted for top coaching for IB Diploma Exams in India. Our coaching classes are well organized and result oriented.

Features of classroom coaching
- Small batch sizes
- Furnished Classrooms
- Daily Practice Sessions
- Online Live classes available
- Dynamic and Expert Faculties
- Comprehensive Study Materials
- Qualified and competent Teachers
- Solving and analyzing past papers
- Individual Doubt clearing sessions
- Specialized faculty for each subject
- Fully Targeted Exam Based Coaching
- Customized course package for student
- Conceptual Extensive classroom Teaching
- Coaching provided by Professional Mentors
- Weak areas targeted right from the beginning
- Laying emphasis on problem-solving techniques
- Specially tailored program to suit your learning needs.
- Mock Drills/Mock Test Series to provide real-time exam experience
$IB Revision Math-IB Revision-Physics-Online-IB-Learning-Class-Tutor-Tuition-Teacher$

We help students coming from most reputed IB Schools in Delhi Gurgaon Noida NCR India.

Home Tuitions: GurgaonAcademy.com also provides home tuition for IB all grades/all subjects by experts all over New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India. We also provide group tuition at our institute Gurgaon Academy in Gurgaon.

We provide help in IB Maths (HL, SL, Studies) all over New Delhi & Gurgaon NCR India either face to face or online. We have all resources for IB Maths HL, Maths SL, and IB Mathematics Studies. We provide help, guidance, and solution for all your IB projects and assignments.

Online Classes: Online Tutors for IB Math HL, SL, IB Physics HL, SL, IB Chemistry HL, SL, IB French, German, Spanish, Hindi, English and all major subjects tutors are also available for any location inside India and outside anywhere across the globe.

Subjects we teach:

Mathematics (International Baccalaureate-IB)

MATH HL, MATH SL, MATH STUDIES

Physics (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Physics HL, Physics SL

Chemistry (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Chemistry HL, Chemistry SL

Biology (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Biology HL, Biology SL

Economics (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Economics HL, Economics SL

English (International Baccalaureate-IB)

English HL, English SL

Business and Management (International Baccalaureate-IB)

Business and Management HL, Business and Management SL

Crash Course: The crash course would help students to understand the type of questions asked in the IB Diploma Exams, IB Diploma SL, HL, Studies Subjects examination as well would help them brush their preparation. A crash course would surely be an advantage for students who are writing their IB Diploma Exams.

To join IB Diploma course or to hire IB Diploma teacher please contact us.

Contact Details:

Gurgaon Academy

E-Mail: Gurgaon.tutor@gmail.com

Telephone: +91 99996 50006, 99996 40006

Www.gurgaonacademy.com

Post Your Requirement:

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September 8, 2020
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The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
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Want to join SAT 2 Subject Physics Test coaching at Gurgaon Delhi!!

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Gurgaon Academy

Phone: +91 99996 50006, 99996 40006

Email: gurgaon.tutor@gmail.com

Post Your Query:

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October 31, 2016
Methods to Achieve perfect score of 800 in SAT Subject Test in Physics
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
Want to join SAT 2 Subject Test coaching at Gurgaon Delhi!!

Want to join SAT 2 Subject Physics Test coaching at Gurgaon Delhi!!

Want to join SAT 2 Subject Maths Physics Test coaching at Gurgaon!!

For SAT/ACT Coaching in Delhi Gurgaon India

Contact us:

Gurgaon Academy

Phone: +91 99996 50006, 99996 40006

Email: gurgaon.tutor@gmail.com

Post Your Query:

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October 31, 2016
How to get perfect Score in Subject Test of Physics
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
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How to get 800 in SAT Physics Test
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
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October 31, 2016
Most Popular Private Coaching Institute for SAT 2 Subject Test Physics Coaching in Delhi Gurgaon India
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
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October 31, 2016
Top Coaching Institute Trusted Institute for SAT 2 Subject Test Coaching in Gurgaon Delhi INDIA
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
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Phone: +91 99996 50006, 99996 40006

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October 31, 2016
Gurgaon ACADEMY Coaching Institute for SAT 2 SUBJECT TEST-Physics
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
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Gurgaon Academy for SAT 2 Subject Test-Physics
The SUBJECT SAT scores no doubt add muscle to a student’s profile. All schools do not require these scores and nor do all courses. All the same, it has become quite common for students to take 2 or 3 SUBJECT SAT tests either to compensate for their SAT scores or to augment them. The most common SAT SUBJECTS are Physics, Chemistry, Math Level I and Biology, with American Literature quickly gaining ground.

Gurgaon Academy’s SAT Subject Test Prep Courses
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 1
- SAT Subject Test – Math Level 2
- SAT Subject Test – Biology
- SAT Subject Test – Physics
- SAT Subject Test – Chemistry
What are the SAT Subject Tests?

While almost every college requires the SAT (formerly called the SAT I exam or SAT Reasoning Test) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour tests in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. For the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the SAT for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subject Tests are used for placement purposes.

SAT Subject Test Courses we offer

Gurgaon Academy offers classroom and online 1-on-1 and group courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Test Course has 15 classes of 2 hours each (30 hours total) and two full-length practice tests per subject.
- Math Level I
- Math Level II
- Biology
- Physics
- Chemistry
Gurgaon Academy offers custom group courses in Gurgaon locations. We also arrange one-on-one class in our centre and in online mode. Our tutors are also available for home tutoring in certain locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad NCR regions of India. We offer quality SAT 2 Subject Test coaching that ensures students get the best possible preparation.

Our Faculty

Our Trainers at Gurgaon Academy are recognizable by their passion for good, smart teaching methodology and yet each trainer is an entity with his or her own very distinctive personality as a trainer. That makes for a team – a group for which the ideology of the organization is paramount but so is individual expertise. Each member of our team prioritizes interaction with clients/students and ensures providing very flexible solutions to individual problems. Trainers are extremely communicative and student friendly and this makes for very engaging and productive classes.

What Is Covered On The SAT Subject Test In Physics?

The SAT Subject Test in Physics covers the Physics topics taught in a typical high school physics course. According to ETS, the topics covered on either test are as follows:
- Mechanics
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Waves
- Heat, Kinetic Theory, and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
- Miscellaneous
Test Format

Before going into the details about how to prepare, let’s first take a broad view of the test
1. The test consists of 75 multiple choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
2. NO calculator is allowed — according to College Board, numerical computation is not emphasized on the test and only simple arithmetic will be needed.
3. NO formula sheet — unlike on the AP test, they do not give you a formula sheet which means you should have the most important formulas memorized.
4. There IS a penalty for guessing. Each correct answer is worth 1 point, a question you did not answer is worth 0 points, and a wrong answer has a penalty which depends on how many answer choice there are: minus 1/4 point for 5 answer question, minus 1/3 point for 4 answer question and minus 1/2 point for 3 answer question.
Skills Covered

Below is a list of the skills that the test is designed to assess — keeping these in mind while you are taking your class will help you to focus your learning . The information in green comes straight from the college board website and the words in black are my added comments.
1. Fundamental Knowledge — Remembering and understanding concepts or information (about 12-20% of the test). This means you need to have as many formulas memorized as possible. Because they do not give you an equation sheet, it would be a good idea to get in the habit of memorizing formulas as you learn them in class.
2. Single-Concept Problems: applying a single physical relation or concept (about 48%–64% of test). This means using the formulas to solve problems. This is an extremely important skill for succeeding in physics and the best way to master it is to solve lots of problems.
3. Multiple-Concept Problems: integrating of two or more physical relationships or concepts (about 20%–35% of test). This means solving problems that require one to apply a few formulas to get to the answer.
Topics Covered
In order to make your studying process most efficient, it is important to keep in mind what topics are covered and how important each topic is. Below is the College Board’s list of which topics are covered and the portion of the test devoted to them. Because Mechanics and E&M together make up 54%-66% of the test, you should spend much more time studying those topics than, say, special relativity (although special relativity is really cool!).

Test Preparation

Now that you are taking a course, and signed up for an exam, you will want to do these things in order maximize your chance of getting an 800
1. Consistent Practice — During the month or so leading up to the exam 20 minute a day 5 days a week would be good. During the last few weeks before the exam I would suggest ramping this up to 45 minutes per day. On the test you have to solve 75 multiple choice questions in 60 minutes, which is A LOT, and the only way to get fast enough is to get a lot of practice. This will also help you to memorize formulas. A great way to practice regularly is to use a mobile study app like Physics X which is available on iOS and Android.
2. Full Length Exams — In addition to regular consistent practice, it is important to do some full length practice exams. The subject test is 60 minutes long and requires some stamina. One resource for this is the official study guide for SAT subject tests published by College Board.
Taking the Test
The SAT subject tests are different than the tests you usually take in high school and in order to do your best you have to have a different strategy. Below are some important tips and strategies you should use when taking the test and whenever you are doing full length practice tests
1. Answer Easiest Questions First — all correct answer are worth one point, but some questions are harder and take more time to solve. A good strategy would be to go through the test once and answer the easiest ones first and then go back to tackle harder problems.
2. Work Fast — You have to answer 75 questions in 60 minutes so working fast is crucial. In order to get to this level of speed you have to solve hundreds and hundreds of practice questions so that when faced with a question you don’t have to think about how to solve it, you just solve it. A good way of increasing your speed would be to practice daily on your mobile device using Physics X.
3. If you don’t know the answer, but can eliminate a few wrong answers then you should guess. There is a penalty for getting the wrong answer (-1/4 point for 5 answer question), but it is small enough that if you can eliminate one wrong answer then on average guessing won’t affect your score, and if you can eliminate two wrong answers, then guessing will improve your score. That being said, if you have no idea how to answer the question and all answers seem equally likely it is best not to guess.
Want to join SAT 2 Subject Test coaching at Gurgaon Delhi!!

Want to join SAT 2 Subject Physics Test coaching at Gurgaon Delhi!!

Want to join SAT 2 Subject Maths Physics Test coaching at Gurgaon!!

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Phone: +91 99996 50006, 99996 40006

Email: gurgaon.tutor@gmail.com

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