<p>Please Lemme know the easiest subject tests that can be studied for within perhaps 1 and a half month (2 of them) Kindly suggest books as well</p>
<p>-Above average learner</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Math 1/2-Barrons. This is known as one of the easiest SAT2’s to get a good score on.</p>
<p>Prinki, you’re better off asking for helping on the Indian Thread #20 ;)</p>
<p>Oh but well, I’m giving 3 of them (Math 2, Physics, Chem) this October.</p>
<p>And why 1/2 months?</p>
<p>Unless you are aiming for Early Action.</p>
<p>^Wait, I am so confused about the Indian thread! Do only Indians post on it, because you would never know on the internet and they never talk about Indian stuff? Sorry for barging in on this thread. I’ll give my suggestion:</p>
<p>Bio-barrons, fact-based test
Math level 2- Barrons, just practice questions and youll be fine, </p>
<p>Chem is not easy to learn that quickly!</p>
<p>Risbu, it’s just a casual conversation thread about the US undergrad admissions process. And as for people, they are mostly Indians, though sometimes people of other nationalities also take part in the conversation. It’s basically a ‘resource’ thread in the loosest of terms for Internationals applying from India.</p>
<p>Also, Chemistry is pretty easy if you grasp the concepts well. The Chemistry Test covers concepts from the 11th grade CBSE and a few more from 12th grade CBSE (radiation, Nuclear Chem, etc) Though the curve is pretty harsh (800 is only -0 and -1)</p>
<p>Physics, can’t say… haven’t started. But it has a generous curve.</p>
<p>Math 1, don’t take it. EVER. Unless you’re sure you’ll get all questions correct. As it is Math 2> Math 1 (for us Indians at least 
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<p>Math 2 has the MOST generous curve among PCM. -12 =800. Study from Barrons. It over preps you - that’s not my opinion, I’ve seen it said a lot of times on this forum.</p>
<p>^ohh thank you! i was sooooo confused about it. The first time I looked at one (out of the 20), I saw a conversation about what CC’ers had for dinner… haha thought it was a random thoughts thread.</p>