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ahsanxr
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I want to take SAT II Physics test in November. Problem is that I don't have any prior knowledge of the subject. I'm highly interested in it and have an idea about some topics since I'm also studying Mechanics in Math.
I want to know whether it is possible to self-study for the test and score a decent score before November. Also, from which book/internet resource should I study from? I have easy access to the Barron's book, and also might be able to find Princeton Review. Here are the topics which the book covers, if any of you don't know:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/SAT_II_Physics
I want to do this for 3 reasons:
1. I'm interested in Physics and want a basic and good knowledge of it.
2. The knowledge of it will help me immensely when doing the Mechanics portions of my Math and Further Math classes.
3. I'll be able to take a SAT II other than Math IIC and it will help me meet the basic requirement of SAT IIs for many universities (2 subjects)
I want to know whether it is possible to self-study for the test and score a decent score before November. Also, from which book/internet resource should I study from? I have easy access to the Barron's book, and also might be able to find Princeton Review. Here are the topics which the book covers, if any of you don't know:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/SAT_II_Physics
I want to do this for 3 reasons:
1. I'm interested in Physics and want a basic and good knowledge of it.
2. The knowledge of it will help me immensely when doing the Mechanics portions of my Math and Further Math classes.
3. I'll be able to take a SAT II other than Math IIC and it will help me meet the basic requirement of SAT IIs for many universities (2 subjects)