<p>Lightsaber > Knifes :D</p>
<p>^ OH I agree</p>
<p>me too.
yeah
totally
a 100%
no doubt</p>
<p>How is “hi” a reason to edit?</p>
<p>randomness…
cant yall stick to one thread tetris coz its painful to switch between tabs</p>
<p>Hey, I go wherever the action goes.</p>
<p>Can knowledgeable folks please let me know how useful is IITJEE preparation from the point of view of SAT subject tests and AP exams? Though I am not very interested in IITs, I am wondering whether to enroll in some IITJEE preparation program (e.g., FIITJEE Pinnacle) if it helps with SAT subject tests and AP exams.
Thanks.</p>
<p>Dude. SAT subject tests come NOWHERE near the difficulty level of the IIT JEE exam. I think just flipping through the SAT SUBJECT TEST books the day before the exam should be fine. </p>
<p>If you have your basics right, the subject tests are really not that difficult. I should think that preparing for IIT JEE will confuse you.</p>
<p>I can only speak for Maths, but I agree with Ayush. Flip through the subject test book a week before (so you can work on grey areas if any) and give one practise test or two (from Barron’s, preferably) and you’re good to go.</p>
<p>Thanks for the replies folks. Will the IIT preparation help in AP exams? Has anyone here gone/going through the FIITJEE Pinnacle program? As I mentioned, my main focus is on applying to U.S. universities. I am wondering whether enrolling in the Pinnacle program would hurt or help if one’s interest is in studying at U.S. universities.</p>
<p>Nail biter in Jaipur!</p>
<p>The game went down to the wire. Amazing game!</p>
<p>Don’t know if the 5th ball save was legit. Anyway happy India won. Hats off to SA for making it a close one. Sorry for the digression. I thought I was posting on TiT.</p>
<p>Who cares? India won! None of us here are going to IIT anyway :).</p>