Atith Adhikari

The Scholarship Aptitude Test (SAT), organized by the College Board, is a foundational stone in college application for Undergraduate Studies, especially in the United States. For many, the SAT could be a differentiating factor between a successful admission cycle and an unsuccessful one. Moreover, several universities offer scholarships to incoming undergraduate freshman based on their SAT scores. How does an SAT look like? An SAT test, now digital, comprises   questions from English and Mathematics. In a nutshell, it is divided into two sections: English Based Reading and Writing (abbreviated as EBRW) and Mathematics. Each section is worth 800 points, making the test worth 1600 points. How to prepare for the SAT? Let us delve into this question section-wise. English Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) For international students who are not native English speakers, this section could be challenging. In everyday communication, these students often believe in "go with the option that ...

"Youths are a treasury full of ideas and innovation. A wise mentor who can identify these hidden in the youths influences them to catalyze positive global change." One factor that influences the development of a society or a nation is youth - a group of people aged 16-40 (Constitution of Nepal 2072). Being different from other age groups, they are open to learning, unlearning, and improving every day. They are a treasury of knowledge and inventions that need to be explored. It is at a young age that people are inquisitive about every happening and ponder viable solutions to the problems they face. They are optimistic about every situation. Their perseverance rewards them as they don’t stop until the problem is solved. Their positive attitude, ideas, and innovation can catalyze positive change. It is not as easy as it sounds. Amidst several ideas that strike their minds, identifying an idea that solves the most pressing problem of the nation or the globe requires mentorship. A...