If 60 kg of sugar is bought at Rs32/kg , total money spent to buy it is 60x 32= Rs1920

Assume 48 kg of sugar is bought at Rs x/kg , so that total money spent on buying it is Rs.48x

It is given that the total sugar 60 +48=108 kg is sold at Rs.28/kg, earning a net sum of 108 x 28 = Rs 3024

Since there has been no profit or loss in the deal, the total money spent in buying 108 kg of sugar should be equal to the total earnings due to its sale. Writing this in the form of an equation:

1920 + 48x = 3024

or    48x = 3024-1920=1104

or    x= 1104/48=23

Hence 48 kg of sugar was bought at Rs23/kg

Answer: A : Rs 23 per kg

A score of 1450+ is considered a good score. However, people scoring 1500 or more have an edge over others. SAT score cut off will vary depending on the college/university. Post getting the score your profile,academic, sop evaluation is also scrutinized carefully. Your final admit depends on these factors too including your score. 

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Gmat,gre,sat - all tests your analytical and reasoning skills. GRE is for masters,PhD. Gmat is mostly for management/pg degrees. Sat is for undergraduate. The level of difficulty in terms of questions varies in all 3 exams. Gre and sat reading passages are lengthy but gre passages are very difficult. Gre also asks short passages which too are difficult. Gmat sentence correction and critical reasoning questions are difficult.

Toefl is an English language test. Sat is to test the conginitive ability of a student. Decent Toefl score is 95+ and a decent sat score should be in the range of 1200-1250. Few institutes may take students even at 1100's scores. But these institutes may not be good.

Sat will be a 3 hours exam. Sat will comprise verbal and quant for which you will get 3 hours on totality. Essay is optional for which you get additional 50 minute. Sat verbal will comprise of writing section testing your grammar. Next verbal section is reading comprehension/passage. Questions will be asked based on the passage. Passages can be from any domain. Math has 2 sections. 1 is without calculator and other is with calculator. Math topics would range from geometry,trigonometry, ratio,etc which you may have done/pursuing in school/college.

See; the best marks are always – well – the best.

Every student should therefore aim at the best marks, and not just the figure that could gain him/her admission to a certain famous college or the other.

However, as per information gathered from reliable sources, a 1500+ should be able to ensure one’s admission to some of the top institutions.

A 1450+ should also be pretty useful.

I hope this answers your question.

This can depend, to a large extent, on an individual’s perception of a ‘near perfect SAT score’ under the circumstances of a 4-day study.

Having said that, let us see how much can be achieved in 4 days.

This, too, would depend on how good you are at all that shall be expected and asked of you during the SAT. If you are certain you know all that you need to know, and are as prepared as you would at best be, 4 days can be spent in peace, or, at the most, revision.

Otherwise?

Well, you need to prepare.

• Know the syllabus.
• See where you need the most help.
• Focus on that first.
• Spend as much time on SAT preparation as your concentrating capacity can allow you to. No point sitting with books with your mind shut to them, is there?
• Read articles on SAT that can provide you with tips, information, insights, and more.
• Go through SAT related videos. These can be excellent sources of knowledge, while seeming like no ‘study’ at all!
• Consider seeking the expert guidance of SAT Tutors – since Classes to prepare you for SAT in 4 days flat could be a tad difficult to come by.
• Try your best, and do your best.

All the best.

Consulting a number of sources, this conclusion has been arrived upon that there can perhaps be no ‘guarantee’ for an admission to a ‘top school’ solely on the basis of one’s SAT score, because such schools might want to consider certain other factors as well, before they grant admission to a candidate.

It would, however, be a good idea to try and get the greatest SAT score possible, just to be sure one is equipped with the best score possible.

All the best!

SAT I is the Scholastic Aptitude Test that is now known as the Scholastic Assessment Test. The format of SAT I has changed in recent times, with certain additions and subtractions.

The SAT II was called the Achievement Test in the past. Some very highly competitive colleges and universities require three SAT II scores, and for such purposes, one would find it necessary to appear for this examination. On an average, the three SAT IIs required are Writing, Math, and a Science or a Language of your choosing.

The SAT II test tests how much of a certain academic subject you have learnt in the span of a year; and the right time to take this exam is the end of your junior year in school.