<p>Hi guys (:</p>
<p>So, I just wrote the SAT Subject test in Math II and Physics yesterday for the first time.
I know my preparation was probably not enough. I did Barron's for Math and Kaplan / Sparknotes for Physics & I started studying only 2 weeks back.
I'm a senior & my school follows CBSE curriculum, so we do Advanced Math including Calculus and our physics involves calculus as well. </p>
<p>I'm not expecting an amazing score obviously. So, I want to make sure I work very hard from now itself for the December test. Even though I have exams starting in school next week, I know that SAT is way more important for me at the moment. These school exams won't even be reported to the colleges. This december test is going to be my last shot. Also, my SAT I scores weren't that great in CR and Writing, so I want to show the colleges that I'm very good in Math and Science. </p>
<p>So, that was a little background information. I need to know how much I should prepare and in what way?
I think I really struggled with time, on the actual test. So, other than taking timed practice tests, is there anything else I can do to work on that?</p>
<p>About the books that I'm planning to use -</p>
<p>MATH II : Barron's again and McGraw Hill
PHYSICS : Princeton Review and Sparknotes (online)</p>
<p>Do you guys think I need any other material or this should be enough? </p>
<p>Also, I have a few weak areas which weren't taught well at my school so I need to work on those -
- Thermodynamics
- Probability, Permutations and Combinations</p>
<p>I was really struggling with these topics while preparing. So, do you guys know of any resources that could make me understand those concepts? :/</p>
<p>*I always tend to type too much. Sorry for giving you guys so much to read. :$</p>
<p>Thank You! :)</p>
and I had horrible teachers in grade 11 & that sucks because now my basics are so weak 
