Many SAT aspirants start when the deadline is too close and scramble to learn concepts. They just learn concepts superficially and when a tricky question comes testing their full knowledge of the subject, their brain freezes. Another reason for brain freeze could also be because of the fact that they did not do enough practice. Even if students somehow learn and are confident in all the concepts, whenever a new type of questions confronts them, they have to think and somehow figure out the solution. This is a mistake because SAT is a time critical exam and the score you get depends upon the the time in which you can solve a question. Whatever the reason might be, brain freeze is a guarantee for those who are ill-prepared.

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