u/Euphoric-Wrongdoer81

Hey everyone! I am a 12th grader Indian student (State Boards). I never got much guidance on SAT or any other well known exams except for JEE and such. I have around 7-8 months left for my boards exam and I was planning to take a gap year after that.
Can anyone help with where to start? Its overwhelming because there are many resources online. I'd prefer free options if available! And if anyone was able to recommend a guide/how to use Khan Academy (heard it's good and free!).
Well considering that my syllabus and I, are very behind comparatively and because I wouldnt consider myself a Math or English prodigy, I was also curious about the assumed time it would take to prepare for SAT so I can also consider other options.

Also I am very aware of my disadvantages, gaps and setbacks compared to others who are appearing for SAT exams, But i dont want to regret not starting early or not preparing enough any more. Thank you for reading!! Have a great day/night.

Good day everyone. I'm a 16 year old 12th grade [state boards] student. I am incredibly overwhelmed by seeing different sources telling me what to do to get into KAIST. Any guidance will be very much appreciated, Thank you.

I have been into some state level programs in IT / Computer Science which I am extremely passionate about (Tech). I have never been into Olympiads (never had the chance to learn about it before being too late) and I am planning to take a gap year (as I'm a year earlier than usual students in 12th) focusing on SAT, Projects, National events e.t.c.

It isn't going to be easy but I am very ambitious about it and so I am curious on what projects/research/Events to take part in to get into KAIST. I know I am very behind than an average student but I want to give it my all and use the this important chance I have.

I have a Robotics, Front end web dev and other basic languages like Python, Basic C, C++, Java and basic projects as my background. I never got to attend or prepare for any "world renowned" competitions or exams yet.

Any help or suggestions would be really helpful. And thank you for reading.