Practice Test for the TestAS Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences

Download or read book Practice Test for the TestAS Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences written by edulink edulink GmbH and published by . This book was released on 2020-09-04 with total page 169 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Your preparation for the TestAS 2021 With our books, get everything you need to achieve a high test score. The TestAS (Test for Academic Studies) is a study aptitude test for applicants from non-EU countries who want to study in Germany. Start preparing for the TestAS now to improve your chances of being admitted to a German university. Our books completely cover the Core Test and the Subject Module "Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Science" and prepare you efficiently for the test day. The key to success lies in having learned and practiced in the best possible way for the exam: Achieve an above-average test score based on our strategies and practice questions. Included in The Practice Test for the TestAS Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences are:✔ One complete practice test for the subject module "Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences"✔ The Core Test with four subtests and the Subject Module with two subtests✔ A total of 132 questions✔ Detailed answers and solutions Our series for the TestAS Subject Module Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences:► 1. Preparation Book for the TestAS Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences: Analyzing Scientific Interrelationships► 2. Preparation Book for the TestAS Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences: Understanding Formal Depictions► The Practice Test for the TestAS Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences Our series for the TestAS Core Test:► 1. Preparation Book for the TestAS Core Test: Guideline for the TestAS and Completing Patterns► 2. Preparation Book for the TestAS Core Test: Solving Quantitative Problems► 3. Preparation Book for the TestAS Core Test: Inferring Relationships and Continuing Numerical Series